I'm not refusing to accept any criticism of Finland. You've so far only tried this one criticism of you having been tortured. Of that I'm not sure if it has happened.
You might try some other criticism and we might see if I accept any of that. This one seems like a bust.
It's just that to show intent is quite hard. If you had a court case or something this would be a lot easier.
Not that I would still know what you think this has to do with the actual topic at hand, mind you.
I forgot about the whole convo but went back to answer your message. Not sure again what happened to you has to do with the topic tbh.
I'm not sure what part of this should convince me that you were tortured. I'm willing to believe you had an episode of some sort.
And I'm still not sure how you expect any of this to convince others that Finns aren't actually happy tbh.
I went back to look at the picture. You mean those scribbling on the wall are your blood? I thought it was just typical jail cell scribblings tbh.
Please, your explanation of what legal thing does Finland have that allows a man to draw on the walls with his own blood under "supervision to ensure your safety, for days on end.
I don't think it is legal, this conversation has been more about 1) what is happening 2) how does it relate to the topic at hand 3) if this is real 4) is this a systemic or a common issue.
No I did not see blood on the walls
Pretty surprising if true. Can you post a source here?
Did I fake the image?
It just looked like a photo of a jail cell, dunno what it was supposed to prove
I mean more evidence would definitely be helpful in this conversation. Now it's just a singular anecdote. Even more helpful for this actual conversation would be if you showed how this was a systemic issue or some such thing.
The article said you should've been allowed to photograph the search in your home. Didn't mention torture in the part I could read.
It's interesting how you're making a discussion about Finland and Finns in generally all about you and assuming anyone would be familiar with your case.
Social democracy, not socialism (though in the same extended family)
There's plenty of cases where Finnish authorities have purposefully broken laws. I don't really have trouble with believing them. Doesn't mean I believe every accusation of it though.