Hmmm… peaceful.

@Zeous, so I don’t ”posess the skills necessary for critical analysis” because you post an article from a non-reputable source, and expect others to 1- figure out what your point even is, 2- spend time weeding out the grains of truth from a highly suspect source? Brilliant.

From your other posts, you’ve mentioned Muslim neighborhoods in countries like France and Sweden, being problematic because of their Muslim immigrant populations. I’ve said before that I’ve noticed that immigrants/refugees in Europe get settled into concentrated areas, some of which obviously have become more like ghettos. The Europeans can help themselves with better integration plans, the rest of the world can help by sharing the refugee burden, among other things. I don’t, however, think these incidents reveal some attempt by Muslims to take over and make the Swedes submit to Sharia Law. I don’t know for sure if that’s what you’re implying, since again, you didn’t tell us what your actual point is.

The WaPo article suggests someone in this neighborhood was arrested, word got out, and some people threw rocks at police and burned things. It seems to me there is distrust between the immigrant community and the police. I’m not seeing where this is a Muslim thing, and in fact sounds very similar to issues we have here in the US.

The Zero hedge article compiles many different incidents into an argument that this immigrant community is out of control, and it suggests Donald Trump is owed an apology for making reference to something specific that didn’t actually happen last Friday night. He is owed no such thing, and in fact his rhetoric is hyperbolic in addition to being inaccurate. (But what’s new).