@Thew Raslletem In Sweden (where I am), UK (where I used to live and where article above is from) and I think much of Europe, if you are saying anything, at all, that deviates from what is completely "politically correct" you will be painted out and treated like the extreme opposite. A nutcase that should be scorned. We are NOT to question, only to agree. It has become weird, as these are countries that kind of pride themselves in being inclusive and diverse, and in many ways are. They are not inclusive to challengers though.

Take the question about immigration, heavily inflamed and debated. Sweden has had the largest immigration (per capita) in the world for a couple of years. Some on the far right say "it is wrong to take anyone in", and that goes for anyone, so they are pretty consistent like that.

The left say "we have enough land for everyone", which actually also is kind of true. What we haven't done properly though is to handle it all. People come here and gets "locked in", many for years and years, where they cannot apply for jobs, they cannot go to school, whilst waiting for the paperwork to trickle down the administration, which moves at tectonic pace.

Now, if you like me point out that we now are having problems with integration, and that the people suffering the most from it actually are the immigrants, you will be painted out as a people-hating neo-nazi, when all you wish for is to have a discussion on if we are truly doing things correctly and in the best way possible.