Jobless Somalis demand higher benefits and a house – Say they are discriminated in Sweden

By Emma R. 12 November 2018

Somalis in Sweden (not involved in the protests)

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The vast majority, with estimates of 80 per cent and higher, of Somalis in Sweden are on welfare. Yet they claim there’s a “discrimination against Somalis”, and that the welfare services “abuse their power”.
“It’s unjust” one woman says, “we have a right to housing” “Everybody has rights in Sweden. Everybody knows what it says in your rights”.
A boy says “We don’t wan’t a new house, that wasn’t ordered by mommy”. “We don’t just want three rooms, or something like that, we want as many as mommy says”. “We want however much we like”.

This while Swedish senior citizens and homeless people are dependent on aid organisations to get even one proper meal a day.
The Swedish taxpayers, who are providing these work-shy economic “refugees” with everything they need and more are the ones who should be protesting on the streets.