Remember when you see Swedish posters defending Sweden's refugee policies that it is literally illegal to say otherwise (state, amendment)

[Fifty Seven]

They cannot even joke about it without risking going to jail. This doesn't mean when you see a Swedish poster defending the policies that they don't really think this way, but it does mean that you won't hear from the people who disagree with the policies because it is illegal for them to voice their opinions.

Also remember, this is what the left eventually wants to see in our own country. They have always been content to win a "debate" by making it illegal to disagree with them. They have done it many times in many countries around the world, and they will do it here too if they get the chance. It is our 1st amendment that has been protecting us so far, but as our 2nd amendment comes under increasing pressure, it is apparent that it is only a matter of time before the 1st amendment does as well.

https://voiceofeurope.com/2018/03/sw...d-for-2-years/

And the Swedish article they got the story from:

Postade skämtbild om islam på Facebook

We have our rights for a reason and we must protect them even when recent and emotional headlines make them unpopular.

[golgi1]

Then voicing dissenting opinions is exactly what they should do. Nothing begins to move change like unjust state persecution.