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Millions of newly produced clothes are only used a few times before being thrown away, which contributes to a significant environmental impact in the form of emissions and waste, according to a survey from the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation. #HållbarKonsumtion #FastFashion #Klädindustri (translated)

JosephineGbg was looking for people in the Gothenburg-Borås area who wanted to watch sixteen-year-old girls play football without shouting, pressuring, or insulting them. She wrote that the call came after a well-known football personality had urged a boycott of children playing football, and encouraged people to attend the matches to support youth sports. She wrote that she herself would be there. #Barnidrott #Fotboll #Göteborg (translated)

Mira Klang wrote that the man had previously asked to write columns for various newspapers and had also asked her, when she was on parental leave, if Riks would publish his texts. After receiving a title with the word "senior," he seemed, according to Klang, arrogant and as if he considered himself above those who had long publicly taken a stand on issues that he now dismissed with jokes. She also accused him of turning against her by participating in what she perceived as a coordinated public reprimand from a single individual within the party. This occurred after her response to his article on nationalism, where he, according to Klang, suggested that anyone who recognized Swedes as an ethnic group was a racist. Klang wrote that she disliked when the debate was about individuals rather than reasoning, but that the issue was important to her. She said that she did not intend to contribute to legitimizing the behavior and that one should not remain silent when someone lets you down. #debatt #yttrandefrihet #journalistik (translated)

Vincent Van Gogh's painting Blooming Chestnut Trees, which has not been publicly exhibited for 60 years, is attracting significant attention in Hong Kong before it is auctioned at Sotheby's in New York on November 18 and could become the most expensive work by the artist. #VanGogh #Kunstverkauf #Hongkong (translated)

An exhibition of Vincent van Gogh's painting Chestnut Trees in Blossom took place in Hong Kong, which had been hidden for more than 60 years, and which will be auctioned in New York on November 18 with an estimated price of 180 million dollars, which would mean a new auction record. #VincentVanGogh #Hongkong #dražba (translated)

Hundreds of people stood in line in Hong Kong today to see the Van Gogh painting "Blooming Chestnut Trees," which has not been publicly displayed for over 60 years and is set to be auctioned at Sotheby’s in New York on November 18, and could possibly become the most expensive work by the artist. #VanGogh #Kunstversteigerung #Hongkong (translated)

Compound interest asserted that Angry Aunt had been forced to concede that the Swedish people had been deceived during the election campaign and that the election could only be won due to the media's lack of scrutiny. The author described the discord as extensive and wrote that the progress she spoke of seemed to pertain to more than just the formation of a government. The post ironically called her a strong leader and criticized the Social Democrats' presidential campaign for demonstrating that Magdalena Andersson had done a poor job in preparation and lacked a plan. Compound interest believed that the Speaker should allow her to go for a quick vote so that she could formally be voted down. #Sverige #Politik #Val2023 (translated)

E wrote that a video from Lyon in France, according to him, showed a situation resembling a war zone, even though some referred to it as a school protest. He stated that projectiles were thrown at colleagues who had recently been subjected to great stress and expressed his support for them. According to E, the video came from the Instagram account mvalet_officiel. https://t.co/PvhksUdvTo #Lyon #Skolprotest #Frankrike (translated)

Adaś wrote that the podcasts featuring Kasta were seven years apart, but — in his opinion — Kasta said the same thing in both. He added that the newer recording included more personal stories and an updated collection of conspiracy theories. According to him, 90 percent of the comments under the first podcast mocked the proponent of conspiracy theories, while 90 percent under the second expressed appreciation. He also sarcastically commented that despite this, there was still pretense that social media had less influence on adults than on children. https://t.co/dwhgArvU0C #podcasty #teoriespiskowe #socialmedia (translated)

Marek Łangalis wrote that the Sejm voted on pensions for artists. He asked whether, in connection with this, he could stop paying contributions to ZUS, and he described the new solution as a privilege for another group, whose artist status would be confirmed by an official. He expressed hope that the president would veto the regulations. https://t.co/eY55JvA2ut #emerytury #artyści #polityka (translated)

The Svea Court of Appeal has increased the sentence for a man who caused a mother to lose both her legs in an explosion by mistakenly throwing a hand grenade into her bedroom, and he is now sentenced to 14 years and 10 months in prison. #Gängvåld #Sprängdåd #Skadestånd (translated)

The review asked SVT journalists where the boundary between the Centre Party and the Green Party lay. The writer claimed that the Green Party was a particularly unsuitable partner if the Centre Party's main goals were the Swedish economy, growth, and entrepreneurship. According to the review, the Green Party combined the Left Party's anti-capitalism with a critique of civilization that viewed humanity's use of the earth as an intrusion. The review stated that the Green Party openly supported that view and wondered why the Centre Party nonetheless sought out the party to avoid collaborating with the Left Party. The writer questioned how the Centre Party reconciled its priorities with that choice. https://t.co/WCGhU4K3nM #politk #Sverige #journalistik (translated)

Linnéa wrote that when students threw chairs at each other, the problem probably did not lie in the teacher's ability to create relationships, but in the fact that the parents had not set boundaries. She argued that teachers could not be held responsible for everything. #Skola #Utbildning #Föräldrasansvar (translated)

Filippa Mannerheim wrote that an 11-year-old had thrown a chair at a pregnant teacher and stated that the principal had said that teachers needed to change their approach and focus more on building relationships. She urged politicians to immediately reintroduce special support classes and described the situation as completely unacceptable. https://t.co/fLSk8TzNoV #skola #utbildning #relationer (translated)

Gustav Kasselstrand (AFS) described Alex Karp's land acquisition in Härjedalen as a major security risk and claimed that it brought foreign powers and special interests onto Swedish territory. He questioned the claim that Karp had purchased the land for skiing and wrote that the purchase of 15,000 hectares in a remote part of Sweden indicated, according to him, political and economic interests for Karp and Palantir. Kasselstrand wrote that he had been the only party leader during the election campaign to demand that Palantir leave Sweden, both the state apparatus and Swedish land. He said that the demand was now more relevant than ever. https://t.co/fS57esOEBw #Sverige #Palantir #Säkerhet (translated)