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It's a perfectly coherent example of the depths that emotional stuntedness comes out as; pathological avoidance.
You're still doing it, and wrote that comment in a way that you don't even implicitly accept that this actually happened. And you're a random person on Lemmy, probably a bit left leaning, smart-ish, etc.
You don't understand that the psychological avoidance you're doing is endemic in Finland, Finnish culture, and the Finnish language.
The fact that I'm having to spell this out THIS hard is very much what I'm talking about. You pretend like you don't know that everyone can see that your avoiding this subject on purpose. AVOIDING. As in, not facing a thing, because you're afraid of something.
You simply can not accept flaws and mistakes in Finland. You say you can, but you clearly can not. That is the issue. You delude yourself while avoiding all emotion.
It's interesting that you're calling me deluded when you feel that it's not you who is wrong but literally everyone else.
Yeah.
Because you are.
Youre still not even implicitly accepting this even happened.
My own mother did that to me.
That image has a mattress and a blanket. I had neither. The police destroyed evidence and prevented me from filming them from the start of their illegal home search.
The Supreme Court of Finland doesn't think I'm delusional.
https://www.hs.fi/suomi/art-2000009654524.html
That's my case. But you just refuse to accept I was literally tortured. You can't talk about it, because you know it happened, and there is no way you it can be justified and that would mean there's systemic issues and violent disregard for basic human rights — and you simply can not accept that, so you **delude yourself. **
They tried blaming me for vandalising the hell with my blood. I got a lawyer to ask for the surveillance tape. It miraculously vanished and the lawyer said he's never heard the cops be so scared on the phone.
But no, elä sinä lintukodossa. Valitettavasti se on olemassa sun and päässä eikä missää muualla.
Being in the minority doesn't mean you're wrong. You know this perfectly well. Facts matter, not your fear of avoiding feelings related to those facts.
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.