Man of Honour
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Well yes and no. The DM may not be an accurate representation a lot of the time about specific incidents, but the topics they discuss tend to be the topics of the day.
If you found two Swedish journos dicussing "the immigrant rape problem", then would you automatically conclude you'd simply just found two Swedish Daily Mail journos? Or might you think there could well be a problem in Sweden? I mean, you can find such articles all over the shop.
It's not just in far-right American publicationsThe topic of Swedish immigrant rape is a hot topic.
Which may only prove a popular perception which actually is unfounded.
Take the example of crime in the mid 2000s. We had a peak of Police Officers and crime was again at record lows but the perception and fear of crime was disproportionately high. It's one of the reasons PCSOs were invented to be more visible and combat perceptions rather than actually deal with crime. Perceptions can be very erroneous.
The topic of Swedish immigrant rape is a hot topic.
