http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/7479758.stm

Yep, somebody should get the chair for this one.

Amazing that a government has time to fuck around with children's birthday parties.

they consider that news in Europe?!?!?!
What the fuck, it's a little kid handing out invitations, what do they want him to give them to the whole school?

I'll never forget the morning I walked into my 3rd grade class and found out I wasn't invited to Stephanie G's birthday party. The perfect white envelopes laying upon the desks. The endless questioning from my friend as to whether or not I was invited. I was crushed.

+1 for the Swedish government. Leave the discrimination out of school.

Oh, shut up you filthy faggot.

Dumbest legal case ever.

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It's news for the same reason as you guys are discussing it here. It's utterly retarded and the biggest ever waste of public money.

It's a better way of preventing school shootings than banning guns, that's for sure.

Everyone does realize this is Sweden where this happened, right? One of the lowest crime and murder rate countries in the world per capita? Regardless of how you feel, it tends to be working. Or the people there are really pretty mellow about shit.

God, I hate the shitty, "I'm so tough because I copy the mannerisms of 4chan and act all right/left-wing to piss off left/right-wingers" bullshit. It's ridiculous that they are doing this, yes, but even more ridiculous that people in other coutnries are getting weird over it.

Meh, the swedish government is to busy trying to build the perfect police state to please the US and the EU.
This will probably be all over the news for some time to make sure the journalists don´t write anything more about all the crazy laws to monitor the swedish population, all in the name of "defence against terrorists".

Like sweden is a major target for terrorists anyway lol...

Ah well, this probably gets me on some list somewhere, is´nt it fun.