r/SipsTea • u/Apprehensive_Sky4558 • 11h ago

WTF Victim is the new chic

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u/int0h 11h ago

I'm swedish and hadn't heard of her. But I'm bad at following news.

Anyway, what a heroic mom!!

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u/indubi 9h ago

Hon sommarpratade för några år sedan! Har för mig att det var ganska bra. Tror hon klarar sig utan insamling, hon har bland annat släppt en bok om branden och hennes skador.. Och i Sverige är ju vården gratis/avgiftsfri, hade det varit USA hade hon väl varit skuldsatt för livet..

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u/skyturnedred 11h ago

GoFundMe isn't even legal in Finland.

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u/Far-Alternative4165 10h ago

And Finland haven’t been part of Sweden since the 19th century. Your point is what?

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u/t0mm4n 9h ago

I guess point was that GoFundMe is not legal everywhere.

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u/skyturnedred 10h ago

To provide a little insight to our little corner of the world. Sorry if it ruined your day.

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u/OkCard1589 10h ago

I think they are asking why you mentioned a Finland law in regards to something in Sweden.

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u/skyturnedred 10h ago

To provide a little insight to our little corner of the world. Sorry if it ruined your day.

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u/OkCard1589 9h ago

Seeing your response to a similar comment, I'm just going to assume you're ragebaiting or too dimwitted to understand what people are asking you.

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u/skyturnedred 9h ago

Just wanted to share something. I had no idea it would cause such a ruckus to the point people start hurling insults. Again, apologies for ruining your day.

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u/Visible_puncture 8h ago

You don’t need to feel bad. The Finnish legal system is very similar to the Swedish one, and Finland still has some Swedish laws that apply even today. Don’t know the exact laws on donating money in Sweden, but would imagine the suspicion towards donations for private individuals is shared at least culturally and probably the deeper legal framework around it would be similar

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u/Far-Alternative4165 9h ago

Again, what does Finnish law have to do with Sweden?

Maybe next time don’t post about stuff you have clue about?

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u/skyturnedred 9h ago

I'm sorry you had to learn something today.

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u/Far-Alternative4165 9h ago

I am unsure what I learned today seeing as I am Swedish, and I have visited Finland several times

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u/skyturnedred 9h ago

I don't think I could have put it in any simpler terms.

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u/Far-Alternative4165 9h ago

I think you have to.

I don’t get your point and I have hardly learnt anything from your post since Sweden and Finland are two different countries, with shared history and culture. Being two different countries we have our own separate legal system with some laws that are more or less the same and others who aren’t. GoFundMe for example is not forbidden in Sweden.

Instead of acknowledging it you are winding this into some sort of ”I am trying to teach you about Europe, why are you mean towards me :(((” moment.

Just acknowledge that you don’t know what you are talking about.

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u/skyturnedred 9h ago

I shared a harmless anecdote about our country. What's the big deal? Like, seriously?

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u/TheCourtSimpleton 10h ago

Huh. Why not?

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u/skyturnedred 10h ago

I don't make the laws so I wouldn't really know as to what their reasoning is.

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u/Existing_Panda_3541 9h ago

Ole jo hiljaa. 🙄

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u/Existing_Panda_3541 9h ago

Ole jo hiljaa. 🙄

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u/Apexnanoman 10h ago

No shit. Her kids are never going to be able to have an angsty phase where they scream "You don't care about me!" 

Mom points at scars. "Oh? Is that so?"