Letter to the editor. Listed by DN’s readers on April 24

The gang criminals has infiltrated the school. The Chief of Police and the Minister of Justice look horrified on television and hope that someone will take it all. Assistance care has been a long time ago corrupt by criminals. The Social Security Minister looks horrified on television and hopes that someone will grab it all. Now the time parties want Give hundreds of thousands of dollars to so -called « returnees » and opens up a new area for economic crime.
Leif Borre, Väddö

What did you expect? You take a severely handicapped relative from abroad, forming assistance companies with the family members and so the grant pump is running. That said, what did you expect. And babbling politicians suggest an investigation …
Sign Erich, Södertälje

Totally agree with Sten Johnels and Börje Ståhl (Noted on April 23). The worst possible business model is when profit -driven organizations are admitted into operations funded by public funds. There is not a single example of such solution that worked well. I hope someone in office wakes up and re -statutory activities that are financed by tax assets. The alternative is to release all activities in healthcare/school/care for private interests and allow the business to be financed through fees, not through tax funds.
Erik Persson, Norrköping

A Swedish journalist – Joakim Medin – sits imprisoned in Turkey for doing his job and reported on Erdogan’s rule. He is imprisoned as well as hundreds of other journalists plus thousands of Erdogan’s political opponents. Medin risks twelve years in prisonof which three years for publishing truths about Erdogan – you know he who did not want to let Sweden enter NATO because we had a different view of « democracy ». Truths mean that you have « obscured » Erdogan’s « honor and honor » – something he has not had in decades. Although Turkey is led by this increasingly stubborn despot, faithful Swedes continue to support his growing monarchy by buying Turkish goods and falling for advertising and traveling to this – in truth – beautiful land. How is it possible? Wait for purchasing Turkish goods and travel until Erdogan is gone! Stop supporting dictators established or in the event by exerting you a bit of better choices – products from and travel to democracies! When the despots fall, it will feel much better.
Gustav Friberg, Vällingby

When driving south in Europe, it becomes noticeable when the alpine landscape changes its name to Italy. Suddenly, a car comes up a meter behind flashing and gesticulating that I and the whole queue in front should disappear. It is strange that the otherwise so civilized Italians, who gave names to Sweden’s first autostrada between Malmö and Lund, have not learned the motorway leaf. During the last half -century, I have operated the E4 between Norrköping and Vellinge countless times, but never previously experienced anything like the latest return journey on Easter. The traffic was understandably large, much like the continent, but the behavior of many road users, was what I would call Italian. Many people chose the slalom method, that is, overtaking to the right and break -in in the left file, to be a hundred meters in front a few hours later.
Rickard Nordström, Högsjö

Stop the madness by demolish functioning public toilets In Stockholm! An agreement that terminates the advertising company means that toilets must be demolished, including the base plate. Responsible politicians and companies, sit down and solve this! Waste is just the first name. It cannot be impossible if the will exists. Money can be spent on something else, such as support in school and on health care.
Lasse Brodén, Skarpnäck

Reply to Anders Nordlund (Noted on April 22): It was US lawyer Mike Godwin who in 1990 warned to make comparisons with Hitler and Nazism. It risks trivializing the Holocaust and leads to failed debates, he said. But in Donald Trump he has subsequently found the exception that confirms the rule. Prior to the 2024 election, he explicitly welcomed relevant comparisons between Trump’s and Hitler’s development from marginal actor to dictator. If we want to preserve our democracy, we need to emphasize the similarities, he wrote in the Washington Post (20/12 2023). Parallels can be difficult, but those who today lift a warning finger and are reminiscent of Germany’s 30s do not violate « Godwin’s law ».
Erik Åsard, Uppsala

Does anyone have an explanation for the empty and absent look at US Foreign Minister Marco Rubio?
Lars Andersson, Bromma

Wouldn’t the Swedish advertising channels be able to show courage by boycotting all advertising that has to do with McDonald’s? This is because of another Donald’s escapades.
Olle Gunnarsson, Umeå

The ancient Greek Kyklopes had their only eye in the middle of the forehead. Where David Feder I don’t know, but he is one -eyed. According to him, the suffering of the Gazaborn is due to Hamas exclusively. Then one may wonder how he looks at « Jerusalem’s destruction » year 70 AD. The Jews had revolted against the Roman force, which led to the city being plundered and massage. Does Feder mean that the whole responsibility for this should be placed on the Jewish revolvers?
Anders Nordlund, Uppsala

After a visit to Belgium a few years ago, when Pope Francis called the staff who performed abortions « mission killer » in hospital, he received harsh criticism and was classified as a reactionary misogyny in many Belgian and French media. He himself was steadfast in his belief that life begins at conception and that God alone gives and takes their lives from the humans. He was an equally strong opponent of abortion as of the death penalty, war and everything else that meant people being killed. The Swedish debate ignores the moral axiom that (some) abortion opponents believe in. I myself am not opposed to abortion but see a danger in seeing the abortion only as a contraceptive among others. That, with the rest that is happening around us all right now, risks leading to us losing the insight into the radical holiness of life.
ENO NOBIS

It is beautiful to see an open coffin with a dead man, for all to see that this man is really dead, as now With Pope Francis. Why have we distanced ourselves from the tradition, which was the common one in the past? Would wish it became more common to resume this funeral condition, not least for our children to understand and perceive the end of life, instead of hiding with a coffin cap.
Birgitta Gustafson, Hellvi

The protests hail from the sobriety movement and some politicians regarding the decision to allow farm sales of wine, beer and liquor (and what times this should be allowed). There are few sustainable arguments for these overreactions. First, for many years, it has been possible to order wine online for many years and have it delivered home to the door. Secondly, Finland has had farm sales since the 1990s and at the same time maintained its monopoly « Alko » without problems. Thirdly, I would like to focus on what one should be much more concerned about when it comes to consequences for Swedish public health, namely the large -scale import of smuggling liquor that takes place almost undisturbed on a daily basis. Unlike the few bottles that, after paid, guided tour and mandatory information on the harmful impact of alcohol, will be able to be purchased (expensive) on our farms of seriously interested visitors, the smuggling goods will be right in the hands of less accurate pub owners and private individuals. There is really a great threat to public health to be worried about – especially since consumption takes place entirely under the radar and therefore not quality assured. Farm sales, with all the almost meticulous rules that surround the condition, will probably never be anything but a marginal phenomenon, almost resemble souvenir sales and it will definitely not threaten our much appreciated monopoly!
Kristin Rydberg, Panty

The debate article in Aftonbladet If the ongoing and escalated renovation that is unparalleled in history was brilliant with 105 heavy Swedish knowledge as signers. The one I missed was Hans Blix. May say that Ulf Kristersson (M), Peter Hultqvist (S), Pål Jonson (M), ÖB Mikael Claesson, all the political parties from left to right consensus and finally DN’s leader writer Erik Helmerson Weighs very easily in comparison … The only thing I turn to is the views on what the work in NATO could change and contribute. There is my opinion – nothing. Our membership in NATO is devastating and nothing that can contribute to peace with the incredible renovation that is going on. We should leave NATO immediately. Unfortunately, there is no party that represents that view, only individual citizens. The description and finding about the « regular order » and the world order were excellent. These political « ludification concepts » really needed to be explained in clarity. So typical that « the 105 » must write a common debate article to get media attention that balances the views on what is going on in our country and in Europe.
Per Wallberg, Norrköping

A new Volvo has seen the light of day, « Volvo’s best », According to DN. The car weighs just over 2.8 tonnes. That’s twice as much as my Ford Focus Combi from 2010. Volvon’s two electric motors develop 517 horsepower – over four times more than the Focus’s ethanol engine. Is it a sustainable way to use the Earth’s sinking resources? And what does refraction, processing and transport of all this overweight cost in the form of carbon dioxide emissions?
Jens Busch

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