UPDATE: It looks like it might have been health-related (but the investigation is still ongoing).
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Alright, perhaps you've seen the tragic news from Stockholm, Sweden.
Three people dead after a bus crashed into a bus stand.
Now, I will not speculate.
I know precious little, so I'm not gonna comment about the tragedy itself.
Perhaps it had to do with some religious motives, I don't know, or perhaps it had to do with something health-related, having to do with poor working conditions for bus drivers in Sweden.
I'm not sure, so I'll not say anything, but I still wanted to make this video, even though I don't have anything, any unique insight about the tragedy itself, or I don't really have anything new to say about the trajectory of Sweden and the multicultural health project of Sweden.
What I want to say though is that, and this is the reason for me making this short video, is that I don't want to let such a tragedy go unremarked.
I don't want us to ever get so used to it that we stop caring.
We don't want to lose our status as sensitive young men.
And when I say a sensitive young man, it means someone who cares.
Someone who doesn't get so desensitized that he stops caring.
So we need to care.
We need to be sad.
Yes, we need to be angry also that we live in such a society where tragedies keep occurring.
So we have a situation where, you know, perhaps not every day, but often enough at least, bad things are happening and this is not something we should tolerate at all.
And we shouldn't be so used to it that we stop making a deal out of it.
So I was just thinking when it happened yesterday that had this happened 20 years ago, it would have been a national trauma for many years to come.
But now it's perhaps a national trauma today, tomorrow, even a week from now.
But after that, you know, it's on to the next thing.
So people are quite desensitized to these tragedies.
And that's also, that's, of course, not a position you want to be in, that you stop caring.
Now, as you all know, we used to have a safe and prosperous Sweden.
And this is the case for many other European countries.
We used to have a proper good society where tragedies like this, they were a lot rarer, but now they keep on happening.
So we need to work hard towards regime change, otherwise tragedies will continue to occur.
And I've said this so many times before.
They call me a right-wing extremist.
It doesn't make me an extremist at all.
It doesn't make me a bad person for wanting a safe and prosperous society.
It makes me a responsible and good father.
It makes me a responsible and good citizen and man.
Very simple stuff.
So anyway, to conclude this little video, I just wanted to say that we shouldn't be so desensitized that we stop caring about tragedies.
We shouldn't stop working towards getting forward to a good society again.
Because it can change.
With the right leadership, it can definitely happen.
We can definitely make Sweden a good, prosperous, safe society again.
As is the case with most of the West.
So anyway, my condolences to the families of the victims.
And yeah, maybe we'll know more about the tragedy itself, if there were any motives behind it.