Yes. No one dismisses the statistics, it's the comparison between different countries that is misleading. The purely statistical rise in the number of rapes per 100 000 inhabitants in Sweden is partly due to legislative changes. Unlike before and other countries, we now count all separate incidents, and we have also gotten a much wider definition of rape. Besides those facts, more rape victims report the crimes than before. So. If we, like other countries, were to lump tens, hundreds or thousands of rapes together, we would indubitably have ended up further down the list. The same goes for if we, like other countries, would have a narrower definition of rape. Reality isn't what it looks like on paper – especially not in many, many other countries. Winston: Vad syftar du på? 🤔 Eric Sneed: I've spent many nights in Rosengård, but it didn't make me hate immigrants. Did I do it wrong..? And no, I don't live in an "all white community" in Stockholm, as if that would automatically make me more tolerant towards immigrants.