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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)

MEMIS wrote that the Vikings were no less Swedish because they had different values and called an opposing argument ridiculous. According to MEMIS, Swedish culture and Swedish values were a tautology, as they are shaped by what the Swedes themselves make of them. The post ended with MEMIS using derogatory language about opponents. #svenskultur #värderingar #historiskdebatt (translated)

Working irregular hours is equally taxing regardless of whether you do it in a nursing home or in a factory. The fact that welfare employees work longer hours is a historical injustice that must be rectified, says Malin Ragnegård, union chair, Kommunal. It is incomprehensible that irregular work grants the right to shorter working hours in the male-dominated industry, but not in the female-dominated welfare sector. Now it is time to abolish women's working hours, says Malin Ragnegård, union chair, Kommunal. #välfärd #arbetstidsförkortning #kvinnoarbetstider (translated)

According to a new report from Kommunal, women in the welfare sector work more than two hours a week compared to industrial workers with irregular working hours, highlighting a historical injustice and lack of compensation for night and weekend work. #välfärd #arbetstidsförkortning #kvinnoarbetstider (translated)

HWL wrote that the European Parliament had voted to label the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization. They said that Europe, after many years of naivety, seemed to have taken a stand and that they had never believed they would witness the day. HWL added that the council now needed to act and described the day as historic for all of Europe. #Europaparlamentet #MuslimskaBrödraskapet #Terrorism (translated)

Jonas Zuschke wrote that AfD had elected its first ever state parliament president with a broad and secure majority. He claimed that the party's political firewall had been broken, as both BSW, which he said had promised to vote for the AfD candidate Rausch, and others had voted for him. Zuschke described the election as the beginning of a patriotic wave from eastern Germany, which in his assessment would spread to the rest of the country and Europe. #Tyskland #AfD #Politik (translated)

A new interest frenzy has hit the Stockholm stock market, where declines are worsening as the American ten-year bond reaches historically high levels, prompting interest rate experts to express concern that interest rates may continue to rise without a ceiling. #Stockholmsbörsen #Räntor #Finansnyheter (translated)

Alex Vanopslagh wrote that it had been three years since Hamas and other terrorists attacked Israel, describing the attack as the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust. He stated that families were killed in their homes, young people were attacked at a music festival, and children and grandparents were taken hostage. According to Vanopslagh, antisemitism surged significantly in the wake of the attack, even in Denmark. He wrote that Jews here at home were hiding their Stars of David and that Jewish children were met with Nazi salutes and threats. He described it as shameful that students at Carolineskolen had to attend school under armed police protection, and noted that Danish Jews were now facing even more harassment and threats. Vanopslagh wrote that Israel had the right to defend itself but also bore responsibility for its actions. He described the civilian suffering in Gaza as terrible and believed that Israeli actions in Gaza and the West Bank deserved serious criticism. He wrote that peace required a confrontation within Palestinian society regarding the notion that Israel could be wiped out. At the same time, he urged the far-left in Europe to stop supporting those who maintained that idea and criticized the alliance between the left and radical Islamists. Vanopslagh wrote that he would fight for Jews to live safely in Denmark, to wear kippahs and Stars of David, to go to synagogue, and to send their children to school without fear or armed guards. He wrote that Liberal Alliance would wholeheartedly stand by them and defend their freedom. #Antisemitisme #Danmark #Israel (translated)

A historic red-green majority with the Green Party, the Social Democrats, and the Left Party continues to govern the city of Stockholm after the election, despite the distribution of seats among the parties remaining unchanged. #Stockholm #SvenskPolitik #RödgrönMajoritet (translated)

The author asked whether people would have stood up for the same struggles and principles in 1936, when Nazism, according to the post, was building the extermination apparatus that would lead to one of humanity's darkest chapters. The author also wrote that the Holocaust did not begin with the Holocaust itself, but was a crescendo. #historiskperspektiv #mänskligaRättigheter #förintelsen #SE #DE (translated)

The writer asked if the recipient would have defended the same struggles and principles in 1936, when Nazism, according to the writer, was in the process of building the apparatus for the Holocaust that would later become one of humanity's darkest chapters. The writer also stated that the Holocaust was not the beginning, but the culmination of something. #motstånd #SE (translated)

Swedish grid has signed a contract worth 3.38 billion kronor with the Croatian company Dalekovod to build four new transmission lines in Uppsala, which is part of a historic investment to modernize the electricity grid in a rapidly growing region in Sweden. #Uppsalapaketet #elnät #SvenskKraftnäts (translated)

Purchasing in the local area has become a crucial survival factor for businesses in the Gnosjö region, where local supply has historically been a given, especially in light of global trade challenges and rising volatile prices. #lokalförsörjning #Gnosjöandan #leveranskedja (translated)