Those not offended by @sweden's tweets.
Lost of people thought there was lots of hoopla over nothing (in Swedish fort the most part). Here's a few.
- "Totally retarded that it became a thing when @sweden said the J-word"
- Classic case of "don't mention the war" @sweden
Jaha. Nu presenteras "rasistiska uttalanden" från @sweden som fakta. För att Stora Utriket säger det? Fåndebatt öht. resume.se/nyheter/media/…- Oh, now "racist quotes" from @sweden are presented as facts. Because the Big Abroad says so?
- "The year we don't book a vacation to @Sweden" (somehow I missed the "geen" when I first saw this. Makes quite the difference. Apologies.)
- The country is still famous for something, as evidenced by this witty rapport:
- ouch.
- Repeat after me: WE CAN ALL STEREOTYPE.
- Nice with a @sweden who doesn't write only about gnomes, red cabins and how to bake cinnamonbuns. Finally.
--- (Did the others?) - The ones who predicted failure got were wrong again, @ hejsonja is a formidable success as @ Sweden!
- "Kommunchef" is a title, but I don't know if this man actually is an elected representative.
Ganska långtgående generaliseringar om @Sweden som representant för "svensken" mashable.com/2012/06/12/swe…- "Pretty far-reaching generalizations about @ Sweden as a representative of "the average Swede" - and here's anothe twitters direct reply to Kommunchef's comment about the Mashable article:
@Kommunchef @Sweden generaliseringar är det enda man har då mer objektiv kunskap inte existerar. Vad kan de om något annat land än USA?- @Kommunchef @Sweden generalizations are the only thing they have when more objective knowledge does not exist. What do they know about any other country than the U.S.?
