Left-wing anger when Ivar Arpi lifts the population exchange

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Published 5 July 2021 at 07.41

Domestic. Ivar Arpi, former editorial writer at Svenska Dagbladet, arouses anger after writing about how Swedes are quickly replaced by third world immigrants in their own country.

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It is in an article with the headline “Swedes are kind to themselves” on Substack that Ivar Arpi addresses the increased insecurity in Stockholm.

The problems have now reached even the the finest neighborhoods, he states.

“The commotion on Hornsberg's beach started a couple of summers ago. Now it's Strandvägen's turn. Paradgatan on Östermalm has been invaded by loud cars and youth gangs. Young people from the 'locality', with their vocabulary, or 'vulnerable areas' in official Swedish, take over an area they do not live in themselves. ” “local ghetto culture against majority Swedish culture”:

“There will be no racial riots. No, the Swedish young people will drop out. Will not return. When the place comes, no one will say 'we were here first, you can go'. You go somewhere else.”

Arpi refers to statistics from Statistics Sweden which show that people with a foreign background are becoming a majority in their age group. They are already the majority in Gothenburg and Malmö, and very close to becoming so in Stockholm.

“If you look at the lower part of the population pyramid, ethnic Swedes are about to become – or are already – in the minority”, states Ivar Arpi.

He concludes with a rhetorical question:

“Can Sweden be the same country if the population becomes different? As Per Gudmundson wrote the other day: What is Sweden? Should our cities be Beirut, Mogadishu or Kabul? Or Sigtuna, Vadstena and Nora? “

The text has aroused great anger on Twitter.

” Long text with people-exchange theories from Arpi. “I wonder why everyone who sees or has seen themselves as right-wing is not happily hooked on this development is really incomprehensible. More people should be worried and resist,” writes left-wing activist Kim Ahola, for example.