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Daniel Schatz stated that this year's Nobel Peace Prize, in his opinion, should have gone to someone who has done the most good for humanity through peace work. He described the laureate Navi Pillay as a leftist activist and a prominent representative of international activism focusing on Israel. Schatz accused the Norwegian Nobel Committee of rewarding political activism instead of peace efforts and claimed that the prize had long been detached from Nobel's will. In an article in Aftonbladet, he suggested that the prize should be moved to Sweden or abolished and wrote that the Norwegians were not up to the task. #Fredspris #Nobelpriset #Politik (translated)

E wrote that the segment was about the assault on a young, lone female police officer during the riots in Paris. According to him, she had been kicked to the ground and received kicks to her face and body, while someone shouted that she should be killed. He stated that the two interviewed were police officers who were now politically active, and that he knew one of them. E argued that Matthieu Vallet clearly dismissed the description of the events as school protests and instead pointed out left-wing extremists belonging to LFI as well as hooligans and criminals. E agreed with Vallet's call to name things by their proper names and described the events as riots and serious threats to democracy. #Paris #Demokrati #Misshandel (translated)

Compound interest stated that a humorous explanation of the Left Party only became funny when it was based on something true. The author described the VPK as an Islamist communist party and called it the enemy of the people and an ally of evil in all conceivable and sometimes inconceivable forms. https://t.co/3sVPjPgp1a #politiktwitter #Vänsterpartiet #humor (translated)

The sender wrote that many in the weeks after the election had wondered if everything had been conducted properly. In an episode of Djupet, the background to the Left Party's significant successes in vulnerable areas was discussed, as well as what was then known about suspected election fraud and questionable campaign methods. The post contained a link to the episode. https://t.co/IOdedgwFuo #valfusk #Vänsterpartiet #politik #SE (translated)

Leader: Time to let the Left Party show its true colors argues for giving the party an opportunity to clearly express its positions in connection with the upcoming prime minister vote where Magdalena Andersson is not expected to win. #Vänsterpartiet #MagdalenaAndersson #Politik (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that the Tidö Agreement was essentially finalized at the corresponding time after the previous election. He claimed that the left-wing coalition had only managed to arrange a reluctant coffee after the same amount of time this time. https://t.co/8t8QBuamI7 #svpol #politik #Tidöavtalet (translated)

Emilia Bjuggren (S) becomes Stockholm's new finance commissioner and is known for her commitment to issues related to segregation and class differences, causing concern among the opposition for a leftward shift in the city's politics. #EmiliaBjuggren #Stockholm #SvenskPolitik (translated)

Lothbrok wrote that Poland, according to him, showed that the left's migration policy was wrong. He stated that the number of rapes per 100,000 inhabitants was just over one in Poland and nearly 100 in Sweden, and wondered why Swedish girls would want it that way. #Migration #Brott #Sverige (translated)

Mikael Grev wrote that the parties on the right should decline the exploratory mission when the Speaker asked. He argued that the failure of the left should not be portrayed as a failure for both sides. According to Grev, no right-wing leader could become prime minister as long as the Center Party opposed the Sweden Democrats for emotional reasons. #politik #Sverige #partipolitik (translated)

Ränta på ränta criticized Elisabeth's statements and wrote that they demonstrated a lack of knowledge about the historical roots of the Centre Party. The writer claimed that the Left Party was communist, but that the Green Party did not resemble the Centre Party in business policy just because the party could support reduced employer contributions for a vegetarian café in the city center. According to Ränta på ränta, the Green Party was, to a large extent in economic policy outside the service sector, the least decentralist party and opposed to empowerment and self-determination. The writer also argued that the Green Party, in matters of rural entrepreneurship, was more communist and planned economy-oriented than the VPK. Ränta på ränta stated that it was not surprising that the Centre Party was on the brink of collapse in rural areas if the party seriously shared Elisabeth's view. The writer believed that she did not seem to understand fundamental issues regarding land, forests, mines, and industry, and wrote that this should concern Centre Party representatives outside the circles that the writer described as the upper-class women's clubs. #politik #Centerpartiet #Miljöpartiet (translated)

The author of the post wrote that the left-wing majority had sent out a message via a link the day after the anniversary of October 7. The author stated that they were at a loss for words and claimed that the hatred towards Israel among those involved reached a record high. https://t.co/eZDndq6CcB #Israel #Oktober7 #Antisemitism #IL (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that this year's Nobel Peace Prize should have gone to someone who, according to Alfred Nobel's will, had done the most for humanity through peace work. He instead argued that the prize was awarded to the leftist activist Navi Pillay, whom he described as a prominent representative of international Israel activism. Schatz accused the Norwegian Nobel Committee of rewarding political activism rather than peace efforts once again, and argued that the prize had long been distanced from the will. He suggested that the prize should be moved to Sweden or abolished and wrote that the Norwegians could not fulfill the mission. #Fredspris #Nobelpris #Politik (translated)

Left Party's Ida Gabrielsson expresses skepticism about Magdalena Andersson's chances of succeeding in a vote of confidence after an upcoming meeting between red-green top politicians, where she also hints that the Centre Party may have closed the door to cooperation. #SvenskPolitik #Regeringsförhandlingar #Vänsterpartiet (translated)

In the letter to the editor, Rasmus Nertlinge argues that the Centre Party and the Left Party must cooperate by making fundamental compromises in education policy, climate measures, and the housing market to enable a change of government in Sweden. #Centerpartiet #Vänsterpartiet #SverigesPolitik (translated)

Peter Wennblad wrote that the left in Germany wanted to forcefully expropriate rental properties, while the Left Party in Sweden wanted to freeze rents indefinitely. He claimed that both proposals would cost Swedish pension savers tens of billions of kronor. https://t.co/xeJYqDac4H #Hyresmarknad #Politik #Ekonomi (translated)