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The writer stated that Ukrainians protested against the country's rulers in the midst of the war and accused Donald Trump of coddling Putin. They argued that the protests showed what was at stake and claimed that protests were not allowed in places that had been captured by Russian invasion forces. There, according to the writer, freedom of speech was replaced by oppression and torture prisons. #Ukraina #Frihet #MänskligaRättigheter #UA #RU (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that the Jewish Central Council had reacted against the appointment of Halimo Nuur (V) as city councilor in Malmö, responsible for the city's work against anti-Semitism. He stated that the reaction came after his revelation in Fokus about what he described as Nuur's extremist and anti-Semitic statements. Schatz called the appointment a scandal and an affront to the Jews of Malmö. #antisemitism #Malmö #yttrandefrihet (translated)

Johan Ingerö criticized that libraries sent what he called unfounded reports to social services. He wrote that libraries that believed certain books needed age restrictions should implement such restrictions and compared it to whether cinemas should report children under 15 attempting to watch horror films. https://t.co/B81rHL4cH9 #bibliotek #yttrandefrihet #barnskydd (translated)

Max Hjelm criticizes the British government's decision to label Sally Rooney as a terrorist for her support of Palestine Action, which has led to her books being removed from British bookstores and raises questions about freedom of speech in the country. #Yttrandefrihet #SallyRooney #Storbritannien (translated)

Ledarsidorna.se wrote that Tobias Baudin the day after the election had claimed that the Prime Minister should call Magdalena Andersson and admit defeat. After the first speaker round, the account asked who Andersson would now call, besides Andreas Östgöte. The account assessed that Baudin, according to factual and objective criteria, could be described as the worst party secretary for the Social Democrats of all time. As an example, the problems surrounding the joint lottery and the Social Democrat troll factory were mentioned. The writer also stated that the day before, they had received a member email from Sveavägen 68 with Baudin as the sender and wrote that they would have torn it up if it had come on paper, but did not want to destroy their computer. Ledarsidorna.se added that the writer did not feel obliged to vote for the Social Democrats in the parliamentary election and did not do so. They wrote that they stood firmly with Nils Karleby and their contempt for anti-Semitism and communism, while such ideas had been invited to discussions about cooperation. The writer stated that they stood where Hjalmar Branting, Nils Karleby, and Tage Erlander had stood, and that they may have become more radical on issues of freedom of speech and press. In conclusion, they wrote that it was not they who had left the party, but the party that had left them. #Sverige #Socialdemokraterna #Politik (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)

Daniel Schatz asked why the left had launched such a harsh campaign against Alice Teodorescu Måwe. He argued that she provoked by being bourgeois and uncompromising in her defense of the values of an open society, and by speaking about what he described as the left's chronic anti-Semitism, romanticization of terrorism, and tolerance of dictatorships that called themselves anti-imperialist. Schatz wrote that the left tried to discredit, demonize, and silence her instead of addressing its problems. He claimed that the attacks had the opposite effect and that each new attack showed why her voice was needed. #politik #yttrandefrihet #vänster (translated)

Agnes Wold wrote to Sara Persson that her program "Ask Agnes Wold" would not be heard on state radio. She wrote that in her opinion it was not due to their discussion of transgender issues, but ironically suggested that it was important to prevent too many outspoken individuals from being heard in Sweden, as such things could spread. #Sverige #Yttrandefrihet #Transfrågor (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that the Nobel laureate Navi Pillay had already defended censorship over freedom of speech back in September 2012. He referred to her statements about Charlie Hebdo's Muhammad cartoons: Pillay had called the publication "double irresponsible," described the cartoons as malevolent and deliberately provocative, and said that she understood why people wanted to protest strongly. Schatz accused Swedish commentators of now praising this view of extremism and freedom of speech. #yttrandefrihet #censur #politik (translated)

Compound interest wrote that the Center Party and the Green Party should not cooperate. According to the writer, the Center Party's view on individual freedom was in sharp conflict with the Green Party's elitism and support for tyranny and oppression of individuals, which the writer argued aimed to benefit the upper class in the inner city. The writer also believed that Current Affairs should broadcast what the post described and criticized the program for not highlighting the conflict. #politiksverige #yttrandefrihet #demokrati (translated)

Mats Yxhäll asked when SVT, which he called independent, and Expo, which he described as politically unaffiliated, would investigate AFA and its members, whom he described as criminal and prone to violence. He criticized SVT for consistently using Expo as a credible source and asked why the channel was allowed to continue spreading biased information. Yxhäll also referred to a link with more information about AFA. #SVT #media #yttrandefrihet (translated)

Lt. Torstenson asserted that if SVT required viewers to create an account to access public service, the operation would, according to him, become an organ for controlling viewers. He warned that the next step could be cookies and targeted advertising to the left, which he believed would threaten individuals perceived to be on the right. https://t.co/bGSZWITZi3 #publicservice #yttrandefrihet #mediekritik (translated)

E. questioned whether anyone still believed in the description of the events as school protests. E. wrote that a clip from Marseille showed people whom he described as criminals, rather than students, setting fire to a fire truck. A firefighter was injured in connection with the incident, according to E. https://t.co/NXnnmmjk68 #skolprotester #omdsdagsläget #yttrandefrihet (translated)

Sakine wrote that she had often seen the blame shifted when Islamists killed people as revenge for Muhammad cartoons and Quran burnings, and that the victims were then pointed out as guilty. She argued that the situation arose when people in the West did not understand the value of free societies. #yttrandefrihet #islamism #demokrati (translated)

The writer stated that actions such as stepping on a flag, which according to the writer had occurred in the Middle East when people reacted to the Muhammad cartoons, did not belong in Europe. The writer believed that such behavior was unworthy of a public office and contradicted the principles on which Western democracies are based. #Demokrati #Yttrandefrihet #Mellanöstern #SE #DK #ME (translated)

Daniel Schatz stated that he, like Arvid2, had asked Rönnells Antikvariat to stop selling his books if the information in an article was true about the antiquarian bookshop having repeatedly allowed its stage for events linked to extremist Palestinian activism. He wrote that authors should also be able to request that their books are not sold there if the bookshop wanted to be a platform for such events. https://t.co/GrZH42CDs9 #bokhandel #yttrandefrihet #antisemitism (translated)

The writer stated that the French feminist Dora Moutot was harassed and threatened with death, as well as risking imprisonment for hate rhetoric after opposing trans ideology. According to the writer, the UN's official responsible for violence against women had reacted and contacted the French government on the matter. #feminism #yttrandefrihet #kvinnorsrättigheter #FR (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that the culture sections of several of Sweden's largest newspapers, according to him, had abandoned their mission to review literature, art, and social phenomena from multiple perspectives. He claimed that they instead often functioned as ideological campaign platforms with a leftist bias, where the same political reflexes recurred regardless of the subject. According to Schatz, cultural journalism that turned into leftist activism risked damaging the newspapers' credibility. #kulturjournalistik #mediekritik #yttrandefrihet (translated)