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teen witch posted:my strategy, love it or leave it (in a body bag) The "no second wave" bit should have been the final nail in his career's coffin at the very least.
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evil_bunnY posted:The "no second wave" bit should have been the final nail in his career's coffin at the very least. You sort of misunderstood that part, it’s really “no, second wave!”
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evil_bunnY posted:The "no second wave" bit should have been the final nail in his career's coffin at the very least. Wait, when was this?
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evil_bunnY posted:They already knew the mortality rate when tegnell developped the initial strategy ("lets not overwhelm the med system", aka let it run rampant but not too rampant) they should have pulled the ejection handle on the piece of poo poo the second he presented it. Eh, his career will end soon anyways, he is old enough for that. But yeah. Also letting tegnell take all the blame means that everyone else responsible at FHM gets off the hook and the government as well. Sweden is a country who have perfected SEP in terms of responsibility. someone else’s problem
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Beeswax posted:Wait, when was this?
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pushing tegnell was a clever short-term political move by löfven - it removed the party-political smell from crisis management, imbued it with technocratic legitimacy and also produced an excellent lightning rod for any backlash in an uncertain situation the problem, of course, is that elected officials are supposed to rule in a democracy, not technical officials, and that this sort of handling risks undermining long-term trust in swedish democracy and the swedish public
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The fact that Tegnell apparently is a super-villain hellbent on killing swedes is also a problem.
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i'm like 70% confident that our government was angling to make camilla stoltenberg our tegnell before the municipalities forced them into lockdown
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Alhazred posted:The fact that Tegnell apparently is a super-villain hellbent on killing swedes is also a problem. Deep-cover Norwegian probably
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https://www.regeringen.se/pressmeddelanden/2020/12/forslag-pa-tillfallig-pandemilag-for-covid-19-skickas-till-lagradet posted:Proposals for a temporary pandemic law for covid-19 are sent to the Law Council
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Ah yes, clearly their hands were tied this whole time. 
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Looking forward to arbitrary and sporadic shutdowns mid-january.evil_bunnY posted:Ah yes, clearly their hands were tied this whole time. No this is that consent of parliament they've been lacking all-year. MiddleOne fucked around with this message at 15:09 on Dec 28, 2020 |
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Didn't we just go through the whole Swedish grundlov explanation last week?
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MiddleOne posted:Looking forward to arbitrary and sporadic shutdowns mid-january. Don't worry, there's every chance any measure taken will be full of exceptions for business owners and suchlike, so you won't actually be inconvenienced too much. Just look at the current Danish lockdown. Also Denmark would love to claim Tegnell as an agent as well. No one likes a Swede. Because the worst people are your neighbours.
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V. Illych L. posted:pushing tegnell was a clever short-term political move by löfven - it removed the party-political smell from crisis management, imbued it with technocratic legitimacy and also produced an excellent lightning rod for any backlash in an uncertain situation Well, Löfven have been doing short term political moves since the start, so that is not a surprise. Which have reduced the confidence in politicians in general. Roughly 38% have confidence in Löfven which is the same as for Busch Thor and Åkesson and Kristersson have 44%, which is far from what politicians had 10-15 years ago. The prime minister having the same confidence as the populist national party leader is for sure something.
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Rust Martialis posted:Didn't we just go through the whole Swedish grundlov explanation last week? And I'm not gonna repeat it except for juuuust one little thing: Lmao
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Nice piece of fish posted:And I'm not gonna repeat it except for juuuust one little thing: So clearly you didn't read it. Check.
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MiddleOne posted:No this is that consent of parliament they've been lacking all-year. quote:The government has decided on a legal council referral with a proposal for a temporary pandemic law for covid-19. Why now? WHY THE gently caress NOW
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Has anyone tried to use cash in Sweden lately? I paid a bunch of my dads bills while he was in the hospital and he paid me back in cash. 20.000 SEK and I can barely use it for anything. I tried to put it in the bank and the bank wanted a receipt on where my dad got them from. I was going to buy a new graphics card for my computer but it turns out that 100% of all semi-newish NVIDIA cards are ordered online or sold on stores that don't take cash. I couldn't even spend them at burger king because apparently burger king has a "no 500 SEK bills" policy. We're not going to abolish cash through parliament law. We're going to do it by the IRS harassing all businesses that take cash until they convert to card/swish only.
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I use cash for tattoos and items one could, hypothetically, smoke, should they be inclined to. gently caress, I can’t stand cash even for the pay toilets.
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Whatever happened to postförskott? You used to be able to order stuff online and then pay in cash where you collected them. Maybe Coop got tired of handling tens of thousands of SEK for services they were making pennies on 
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Paying with cash now is kinda an rear end in a top hat move.
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Alhazred posted:Paying with cash now is kinda an rear end in a top hat move. And what should I do with it? Put it in a drawer for a year? If 20k work your own money got converted into cash what would you do?
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Old people spend all their cash at ICA and spelombudet so thats two options.
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Katt posted:And what should I do with it? Put it in a drawer for a year? Why did you tell your bank your life story? Just say you want to deposit some cash. Hell, you can do it on one of their machines.
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Alhazred posted:Paying with cash now is kinda an rear end in a top hat move.
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Katt posted:I couldn't even spend them at burger king because apparently burger king has a "no 500 SEK bills" policy. "Bork bork I vant to pay the bills of my pappa." "You just ordered 270 Double Whoppers."
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thotsky posted:Why did you tell your bank your life story? Just say you want to deposit some cash. Hell, you can do it on one of their machines. You can't even deposit 500 SEK without a receipt to show where the money came from these days
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thotsky posted:Why did you tell your bank your life story? Just say you want to deposit some cash. Hell, you can do it on one of their machines. Large amounts of cash come from three principal sources:
Because the two first are kind of bad, there is as far as I know a lot of regulation on handling large amounts of cash which hits banks for good reasons. It's basically to avoid money laundering. The third gets unfairly targeted, I'll grant you. If you don't mind ending up on a bunch of lists of potential money launderers, one option is depositing it 1000SEK at a time. Otherwise, I have no idea, except buy an expensive thing and return it. It kind of sucks to have that much money like that nowadays. When my wife lived in Sydhavnen (old working class neighborhood in Copenhagen) for a while, a bunch of old ladies went to the post office or the bank every first of the month to withdraw their pension payout for the month. It's incredible that that made sense to them, and also that there wasn't an organised mugging gang.
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thotsky posted:Why did you tell your bank your life story? Just say you want to deposit some cash. Hell, you can do it on one of their machines. And if you deposit it you can enjoy the whirrrrrrr noise of the ATM while it counts your dirty cash (https://bankomat.se/nyheter/sa-hittar-du-vara-insattningsautomater/)
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Katt posted:You can't even deposit 500 SEK without a receipt to show where the money came from these days Admittedly last time I deposited something with no receipt (> 500 SEK) it was before money was dirty and ronied Fake edit: This isn't the thread where people are guillotined for an inneboende right?
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Katt posted:You can't even deposit 500 SEK without a receipt to show where the money came from these days Well gotta let those billionaires off the hook somehow while making it look like they're doing something
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His Divine Shadow posted:Well gotta let those billionaires off the hook somehow while making it look like they're doing something It's the height of irony to hear a Swedbank clerk explain the money laundering laws to me as I try to deposit a few thousand SEK.
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Katt posted:It's the height of irony to hear a Swedbank clerk explain the money laundering laws to me as I try to deposit a few thousand SEK. Stealing billions through tax fraud is business. Stealing hundreds is a crime.
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I thought it was like, "tell us if it is normal for you to send or receive sums above 100k, if it is/is not we may look into it". Like, you don't even have to tell anyone if you get a gift over 50k anymore, why should anyone care if you deposit some money? I've never heard that they won't take your money, only that someone might look into you for suspicious behavior if you suddenly start handling a bunch of cash regularly. edit: yeah, at least in Norway the bank has to take your money, although not necessarily in all branches. They can refuse to take your money if they have good reason to suspect criminality; I kind of doubt a teller can make that call based on gut feeling. We can make deposit of up to 20k a day in a lot of grocery stores. The other alternative seems to be the aforementioned deposit machines, which I don't think have any such limit, but your bank might not provide those so you would have to have another bank transfer you the money. thotsky fucked around with this message at 22:21 on Dec 28, 2020 |
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It sounds more like banks dont really have to make a fuss about small sums, its just they dont want to deal with cash in the first place. So the incentive is to hassle even regular customers about trivial sums and then blame the "rules" which technically allow for it. When they do ask about the source of small sums as said above, theyre shamelessly saying they suspect you of foul play which is absurd. Threadkiller Dog fucked around with this message at 22:23 on Dec 28, 2020 |
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What I've read is banks are expected to 'know their customers' per EU's anti-terrorism/organized crime statutes, which in theory means that if someone is making unusual deposits then the bank will ask what it's all about after which they will put a tick on the customer saying "this fucker likes to handle cash, probably licks the bills yuck". But execution seems to vary, it can be annoying especially for ye olde peoples but I haven't heard of receipts being asked. Maybe you should just file a complaint, they will laugh you down but then you can write to Aftenposten or whatevs and they'll pay you 2000 kroner for your story, in cash.
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   https://twitter.com/viktorbk/status/1343888105934348289 Katt posted:If 20k work your own money got converted into cash what would you do? Cry? Expensive restaurants still take cash MiddleOne fucked around with this message at 13:36 on Dec 29, 2020 |
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A “”””””carefully planned””””” visit to a mediocre rear end mall in the middle of a pandemic that you kind of bungled the handling of, in a city hit hardest by it, during a time of year where the cases are skyrocketing?? Also you are the loving prime minister, like even in the pics there are people looking like “is that the loving prime minister??”. Bitch shop online and suffer to postnord like the rest of us for a loving watch. restrictions for thee, not for me. loving lot of them are tits on a bull.
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To be fair, absolutely nobody is following the FHM guidelines. Triangeln was packed yesterday with less than a tenth of people wearing masks. I had to loving swerve from a guy and his kid who both sneezed right on the entrance. I was there to pick up an order I made online, but nearly everyone there was window shopping. This "personal responsibility" poo poo clearly doesn't work, nor has it ever worked, because it's stupid to expect people to do something inconvenient to them if there's no consequences to not doing it.
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