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The Moderates wrote that it was an important day for Sweden and claimed that the party had reduced gun deaths by 75 percent and healthcare waiting times by 40 percent during its four years in power. The party also stated that the tax burden had become the lowest since 1975, that Sweden had joined NATO, and that sentences had become more just, including life imprisonment for serious repeated rapes. The Moderates wrote that Sweden was on the right track but had not yet arrived. #Sverige #politiksverige #framtiden (translated)

The prosecutor has requested an extension of the indictment period to November 12 in a case of suspected gross rape against children in Järfälla, where one person has been detained since September 18 and the investigation is still ongoing with extensive evidence collection. #GrovVåldtäkt #Barnsäkerhet #Järfälla (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)

InteSosse wrote that a person had previously been convicted of rape, aggravated assault, and murder twenty years ago and had recently been released from psychiatry. The author questioned how long similar headlines would continue to appear and called it a scandal that a person convicted of serious traffic offenses had now caused the death of a young man. https://t.co/2CFv4VZPYG #Rättvisa #Brott #Säkerhet (translated)

Mr. Husis wrote that Nkumba Ludovic Tshiembe had received one year in prison after having beaten Christian Zedig to death. According to Mr. Husis, Tshiembe had been sentenced in 2017 to seven years in prison for attempted murder after stabbing a man in the heart at a nightclub. He also stated that Tshiembe had previously been convicted of raping a high school girl and several other violent crimes. Mr. Husis argued that Tshiembe would likely have received several years in prison in Sweden, where he, according to the writer, could have been sentenced for aggravated assault and gross negligence resulting in another's death. He wrote that the death could have been avoided had Tshiembe received a harsher sentence for the attempted murder and rape, claiming that none of the crimes or Zedig's death would have occurred if Tshiembe had never come to Europe. #brott #rättvisa #våld (translated)

Ann T. Red wrote that people saw patterns in weather, wind, precipitation, and temperatures and interpreted them as evidence of climate change. At the same time, she argued, they saw no patterns regarding rapes, crime, children carrying out contract killings, sexual abuse in elderly care, falls from balconies, or dominance behaviors in society. #klimatförändringar #brottslighet #samhälle (translated)