do your /cunt/ have a history of eugenics like sweden ? htt

kinda https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expulsion_of_the_Moriscos

>>77839998
but did it work for Sweden is the right question to ask

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>>77839998
>do eugenics
>still have mongoloid population

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>>77840127
as long we finns live next to swede, there will always be finngoloids in sweden and you can't do nothing about it

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>>77840188
finns have ruined this country i cant take it anymore

>>77840188
>>77840217
finns have nothing to do with it, scandis were always mongoloid

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>>77839998
It didn't work.

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>>77840217
i'm gonna come to your country and make finngoloid babies with at least 10 different women

>>77840309
someone needs to change portugal to 70

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>>77840479

Yes.

Translated through google translator from Finnish wikipedia:

In Finland, in 1935, a law was passed, according to which the mentally disabled and mentally ill could be subjected to forced sterilization on certain grounds without the consent of the subject. Sterilization was abolished in 1969. In the period 1935-1970, more than 7500 people were sterilized in Finland for more than 3,500 people, including about 43,000 medical, more than 3,000 social and 2,000 others. Most of the sterilized were women, some of whom already had untreated children. [13]

According to the law laid down in 1950, a woman would have the option of suspending pregnancy if the inherited mental or physical illness of her or her father's father was inherited to the child. Since 1970, sterilization has been possible only at the request of the person concerned or at the request of his / her legal representative if a person is unable to understand the significance of sterilization permanently due to illness. [14] [15] [16]

According to the Marriage Act of 1929, self-created epilepsy was prevented from marrying unless the President of the Republic granted permission. Two birthdays were not allowed to marry with each other. [17] These restrictions were in force until 1969. Today, no hereditary illness is a divorce. [18] [14] [13]

>>77839998
>do your /cunt/ have a history of eugenics like sweden ?
yes, absolutely.

>>77841958

This and the civil war related casualties made it possible that we have a high HDI today

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>>77839998
>Finns were a lesser race
>eugenics stopped
>muslims were welcome'd
>f*nns are still a lesser race

>>77842092

Finns in Sweden are bad people

>>77842118
dis, diaspora f*nns are terrible

>>77842118
>people

We had one in alberta until 1972. Really goes to show how much the world and social morality in particular has changed in a mere couple generations, a fraction of a fraction of a blink in the span of civilization.