🇸🇪 American Couple Reacts '19 WEIRD THINGS Swedish People Do'

🇸🇪 African American Couple Reacts "19 WEIRD THINGS Swedish People Do" | The Demouchets REACT SWEDEN
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[HenrikJansson]

That child system you talked about is pretty simple. If there are parents that can't take proper care of their children, if they mistreat them, the government will take them away and place them in foster care. Quite simple and quite reasonable. It sometimes comes back to the part about treating children with respect, childrens are not the property of their parents, they are human beings.

[fridaahlnas]

I work with kids. Recently we had "competence building day"and did some workshops around what is supposed to be reported to child protective services. We also talked about this when I was in school(for work). Most people assume that the only thing the CPS do here in Sweden is to take the kids straight away when something gets reported or if you were to report something that, that is an attack on you as a parent. To be honest this is what I knew about them before as well. However, that is not the only reason to report an incident. An example I got from my teacher was this "If the school or anybody else that has an insight of how a certain family's situation is, sees that maybe the parents have a really hard time to get all of the kids to school. Especially because one or more of the kids have some sort of disability, like Adhd, autism etc. The CPS can help the family by setting up help that comes at a specific time in the morning to help the parents get the kid/kids to school. A lot of times that could help just because it is not the parents that is handling the situation but an outsider that isn't caught up in all emotions and therefore can act more "objectively". Not all people and kids are the same and we need to have different approaches when it comes to people with especially NPF. Maybe it just gets worse just because the parents eventually loose their patience and start yelling. When schools for example report to the CPS it is often times not because you are a bad parent, it's to help the family. Most people need help sometimes and also to do what's best for the child/teenager.
Hope that gives you a little more insight:) Love your content, best wishes. /Frida

[hgylmos]

The reason as to why the whole cps thing became a huge issue is because there r literall videos of children screaming n yelling saying they wanna stay home with their parents, there has been many cases like this which is so sad

[IB_info]

Trust me people who have their kids taken are not entirely honest. Its a very very long process and investigation to get to the point were they decide to take the child. Also even if they make that decision, that decision is actually reverseable but that is only if you comply with what ever help or program they give you. 95% of the people who get their kids taken deserve it but wants it happens they play victim. The only situation that i have noticed that is very biased is when its usually between a black man and a white woman.

[Isa-deyf]

Italians cut their pizza with scissors too. While studying I shared a flat with three Italians in Munich. They always used to do this as well.
This might not work well with US American pizza because the dough is thicker and fattier.

[olsa]

Let me tell you about the case that started the whole onslaught that Sweden takes children from immigrant parents. The children in that family were abused and sexually exploited and the father is suspected of child pornography offences. There are things on his computer that corroborate the children's stories. Swedish authorities do not take anyone's children without reason, and it happens to Swedish families too. The reason why there are slightly more people with an immigrant background who have their children taken care of by the social services is often about socio-economic reasons, that the child themself becomes a criminal and the parents cannot handle it or that the parents do not understand that you are not allowed to hit children in Sweden or that when it happens Swedish families are often more willing to cooperate with the authorities to correct the problems. Foreign media have been inclined to listen to the screaming parents who have lost their children, while the authorities have not been able to defend themselves, because they cannot comment on individual cases due to confidentiality. I hope that the family that started slandering Sweden in this way never gets their children back. The mother knew everything, but chose to protect her husband instead of her children. The children have the right to be safe, parents do not have the right to be parents if they hurt their children.

[Shadow-gltc]

Hi! I think the child system you heard about is in Norway, i can be wrong thought

[HenrikJansson]

A few comments on some of her points.
Scissors to cut pizza? I have heard of it, think I have seen it also, but usually we don't cut them at all. We are adults, we can cut our own food. :)
Race.. Yes. Wtf is that all about? We are humans.
Dating. We try eachother out, just like everybody else, we are just not formal about it. We hang out together and end up in bed together, and after a while we have a girlfriend/boyfriend. It's not a big deal. And if we stay together long enough, we might end up forming a family. What happens happen.
Law of Jante. It's only personal. No problem saying your team is the best in the world, even if it's nowhere near it. :) And we are highly individualistic here in Sweden, we have all kinds of weird people. That doesn't mean they are special though. :) It's perfectly fine as long as you are not showing of.

[chall]

I can relate to most of these as a Swedish guy except for 3

1. I think dating is very common for most people here
2. I’ve never met another guy here calling himself a femenist, seems more like a persona some insecure guys do to get some womens acceptance or something. There are exceptions ofcourse, it’s just rare from my experience.
3. I’ve never used scissors to slice pizza, or had pizza with someone who does it

[andrewsims]

Calling people "weird, " is nasty, given that no one else on the planet does anything exactly the same as the USA how does that make the USA normal and every one else weird? I am very curious to know!