Yes to everything.
You'd get fired for being racist because it's a sign that you cannot cooperate with other people, something which is terribly important.You are most definitely oppressed in Sweden if you're opposed to multiculturalism. Of course then you will say that "but it's only nasty people with racist opinions that are oppressed!" but by this logic there are no oppressive states at all. Plenty of people in the Soviet Union thought that they're just as free as the Americans because they can state all THEIR opinion freely - sure, people who disagree with state policy aren't free to state it aloud, but people who disagree are Tsarist tyrants and bloodsucking capitalists so who cares about their freedom? In Nazi Germany plenty of people thought that only parasites, traitors and degenerates would ever make fun of Hitler so there is no need for freedom to make fun of Hitler.
My experience is that we don't talk politics at all when drunk. Anecdotes really don't say a lot.In my experience Swedes aggressively claim to be happy with immigration when sober and in public and then after a few drinks in private admit that the country is being wrecked but that they're too afraid to talk about it. I found no exceptions among Swedes last time I visited (a few weeks ago).
Except we're not. Ask anyone what they think of when someone says Sweden and they'll probably say IKEA, not neo-nazis.For starters, you actually HAVE groups like this. We don't. As for membership of neo-Nazi groups, well, obviously this is somewhat hard to compare between countries, but it's impossible to deny among watchers of this stuff that Sweden is the country most famous for its neo-Nazi movement.
By the way, yes, there is a militant neo-nazi organisation in Finland.
Just because you can be snide doesn't mean you're right.I know it's hard to comprehend for Swedes who've gotten progressively used to this over the years but racist groups stocking guns and explosives, neo-Nazis carving swastikas on immigrant kids, racist serial killers (Sweden has had many of these!) and constant racist/leftist street fighting are really, REALLY not normal stuff for a small country. These kind of things are incredibly shocking to Finns since they just don't exist here and what's even more shocking is how Swedes have gotten so used to it that they don't even notice anymore.
Sweden and Norway got 3 active neo-nazi organisations, one of them not even being militant, Denmark has 2 and Finland 1. The neo-nazi scene in Sweden is barely noticeable.Isn't it strange how in any Nordic meetup Finns get to hear lectures about how racist we are for admitting so much fewer non-European immigrants than Sweden and Norway, yet we are the ones who don't have neo-Nazi street thugs, racist murderers or these crazy racist groups with weapons stockpiles? If you push through high levels of immigration that few people actually wanted just to spite racists it isn't surprising that a lot of people will join the racists just to spite the people who pushed for immigration.