I live in Finland and I remember when I turned 18, we had some friends over for drinks. Someone called the police because of the music. They rang the doorbell, told me why they were there and asked if they could come in and take a look around. I was in the middle of a card game with my friend, so I sat back down on the floor, my boyfriend was on the computer and 3 guys were sitting on the sofa. The police were like "Wow, this might be the chillest 18th birthday party we've been called to!" Then he took his flashlight out and pointed it at my cat and was like "Is that a real cat!?" I was confused and said "yes... why?" He was amazed because the cat was sitting so still and just staring at him accross the room! We all laughed about it, and the police were like "yeah, all seems well, just keep the music down and everything's good. Happy birthday!"
@@jakoblindelof92She did not? And the police in Finland WILL enter your house if they need to even if you say no, they will get their legal permissions etc on the phone from higher ups and it works great that way, nobody is getting their rights violated. But in this case the police were there just to let the party know about the loud music and asking them to turn it down and continue the party :D
@@KukkakukkoThey need a search permit but they can get it fast. It does not have to be a judge if there is a reason why they have to do a search fast and outside office hours. It just have to be someone quite high in the command chain to give permit.
Estonians are great workers. I know many people from Estonia who come here to work, and they work hard because the wages are better here and they want to prove themselves and keep their jobs!
Just a guess, but it's probably a 2 way street as trust usually is. I'm assuming the Finnish police can likely trust the Finnish civilian more than US police can trust the average American. Plus there are disadvantages having to police a larger, much more heavily armed society. The Scandinavians however seem to much more community oriented, or concerned with the good of the many at least, than the average Americans regrettably. We just come off as more selfish. I'm saying this as someone who worked in EMS in the US for a time. I got to see the some of the good and the bad, but I came to realize the police force we have in the US is as much a product of their environment, socially and politically as most of the rest of the population. Unfortunately for us, the crime rate per capita for things like murders and rapes in the US is almost twice Finnland's. American police have to police a more heavily armed and more violent people on average, so we end up with what we have.
In Finland we have a lot of guns in homes. Armed society is not problem if its done well. You cant just buy a gun in Finland. There must be always provably(?) reason for gun. Reason from hobby, hunting licence etc, etc. Some proof of need, minimum. Same goes with carrying the gun, you cant carry a weapon just because you have license for it. And in our language we have saying "police is friend". I think that's says a lot? They look like swat-team members with their practical haulers and they act like that if you dont co-operate. If you comply, you are just client of their job.
@mielikuvitelma 👍 I honestly think a majority (not all) of the issues that happens with US police happen because people don't co-operate with US police, for whatever their various reasons are, and things ecilate from there. Such as usually just not complying with police instructions.
Then how do you explain shootings of unarmed individuals who were clearly complying? I'm afraid you might have a little bit of a clouded view on how bad the police are as an institution in America. You know what happens to cops who commit a CRIME on duty? They get paid leave and a transfer to a different state a few months after. That is the core problem, bad cops protecting other bad cops. The biggest gang in America is the police, they cry about being defunded while they get more and more money for toys they don't even know how to use.@@jjohnston9802
@@jjohnston9802 Yeah, with the US having such harsh punishments compared to most of Europe, I don't get how people can be so fucking stupid as to not obey simple commands by the police. If they mistreat you, sue them later. They have body cams nowadays. But instead of getting rich people want to act tough and ruin their whole lives. It's just beyond my comprehension.
Wow, that means they are specially trained and they have a lot of integrity. Unlike our country where the Police are the enemy of the people instead of being the protector of the people. Well done Hon Ras
@@karrisilantera9810 4 years! No wonder you’re happy! Here in the U.S., high school diploma and 6 months of Academy, so you can understand the huge incompetence…and tendency to violence.
Ha ha ha! Finland a happy country!... Such distant, ice-cold people with no sense of humour, no culinary culture, just stern lutheran "values"... If that's what you call "happiness"...
@@john_cockpit Finland has been named the happiest country in the world for the sixth year in a row. The World Happiness Report - compiled by the Sustainable Development Solutions Network, a global initiative of the United Nations
@@john_cockpit According to alot of people more like. People here generally just follow the law well and respect police. Police get 3 years of training and its hard to get into the academy.
3:25 to be fair, this guy is probably an exception, most police in Scandinavia (norway makes most money), but Sweden for example, regular police officers have salaries between €2200 - 4500 around there, depending on rank and responsabilities. Ofc there are people that make €5000+, but its not "the norm" id say. also its important to remember, we dont pay for healthcare really, hospital visits are like €20-30, but if for example you make +5k per month, taxes will take a good 40-50% of that income. also average cost of living is pretty high in general in Scandinavia, but yea.
yeah the hospital visits for non life threatening things are 20-30€ + if you need ride to the hospital in situations where its not life threatening it has usually been 10€ or more
@@نادرالیراحمانi don't really know what your point is. Cold climate has nothing to do with small population. Only good point you have that yes running things in a overpopulated country is harder, but there are more problems that poorer 3rd world countries have
The USA police in't allowed to lie to the public. They are allowed to lie in an interrogation of suspect to coheres a confession. If you lie to the public you are very much open to lawsuits.
The salient point is to understand the police are not your friend nor your enemy. I've always had cordial and respectful interactions with law enforcement and find the majority of them to be ethical and decent. That being said; if you're dealing with a serious issue, it's probably best to obtain legal counsel; i.e., an attorney. @@kotkaconforza
@@kotkaconforza Sure the police are allowed to lie to the public, like if you're talking to an undercover cop and you ask him if he's a cop he can just lie and say no
@@brandonjohnson1339 But that's a special circumstance. Undercover officer is allowed to lie about his identity, to gather evidence for prosecution. But this is when they are working on a case or a task force that has been granted that avenue. That doesn't mean that a cop n civilian clothes can go around lying to people. Neither an the undercover cop lie about things that could mislead you to act on a crime... or they can but then the case just crumbles before it even makes it to court, so it would a waste of their time.
They say that we are racist country.. Can anyone show me how racism is displayed here? Its the ppl that cause problems who come here that we dont like.. Behave and we call you ystävä aka friend.
Just go read comment sections of any Finnish news article about racism and there you get huge manifestation of Finnish racism And if this is not enough, there are studies how foreign named people have way harder time finding jobs purely because name.
Based on ONE person, being publicly interviewed, wearing his uniform? How does that prove anything? I'm not saying that the Finns are racist - on the contrary - but you can't make such generalizations based on this alone.
@@jarskil8862 to be fair, the "racism" in the Finnish newspapers you mention, is often just criticism based on the unregulated immigration across Scandinavia, i live in Sweden, and it has completely ruined our country, its horrible. and before you say "oh how do you know immigrants are at fault?" well, statistics. they dont lie, and they show almost +90% of all violent crime, is done by people with immigration background..... Sweden used to be a very happy and safe country (in general), but now, Stockholm has a "murder/per capita" that is 50x TIMES HIGHER than London (and from my understanding, London has many stabbings, and almost every night) the problem is, because there are SOO many immigrants that are swedish citizens now, and they vote for politicians, as soon as a politician even mentions any critique towards the immigration crisis, half the fucking population goes "racist, ill vote other party!", its so fkn braindead its unbelievable. I truly hope we can fix this mess, and that politicians stopped being so fkn scared, and dealt with the criminals. (for the record, i am all for immigration, the legal and controlled way. immigration helps countries flourish, blossom and thrive, also develop) the problem here in Sweden is that we have almost COMPLETELY UNREGULATED immigration, and that shit needs to stop. people dont even have to apply to enter Sweden, all they have to do is say they come from war, whether its true or not, and that they dont have any documents, and the border just lets them through. (at least based on what ive seen mostly) in my opinion, there needs to be an application process that spans over at least +3-6 months, then proper background checks, and also just dont allow anyone entering unless they have valid passport or other documents supporting who they are, and where they are from. also, whenever immigrants that are relatively new to Sweden, commit violent crimes, like assault, rape, murder, etc. there needs to be WAYYYYYY more strict punishments. because currently, gangs recruit kids as young as 11-12 years old, and whenever they order a 16 year old, to kill another person, commiting cold-blooded murder, this 16 year old can get maximum 4 years in prison, AND inside the prison, they often have access to ipads, internet etc, it is f*cking ridiculous.... then they come out of prison, barely aged many years, and they get a huge sum of money from the drug lord / or whoever controls the gang, their status within the gang goes up alot, and its like nothing happened. meanwhile the victim, the person they killed, they have lost a good +60-80 years of their life, and their whole family shattered, devestated, broken. meanwhile this "kid" moves on, with all of his money like it was just a regular work day.....
@@VideoDotGoogleDotCom He has the general habitus of typical officer, chill and professional. If you are from around here you would know that actually, you can.
In most cases the finnish police talk and de-escalates the aggressive or dangerous situations, citizens are customers. And the courts decide if they are innocent or guilty, not the police, if a person is arrested. They remain innocent until determined otherwise by a court of law. Police uphold law and order and even teach people about their legal rights, it is the job of the police to serve us and defend our rights, not the other way around.
this is so surreal to me it's not a racist thing, it certainly seems like it tho, but there's an entire region of Africa where their accents just.. I can't parse it. And then there's this place in Scandinavia the same way. Finland. I can't fuckin understand them. Here we got a guy with some vaguely African accent interviewing a Finn. I know it's English, but it might as well be Finnish to me
That's interesting. I'm British (from the north east of England) and I can honestly understand everything both of them say. I wonder if it's because over here we are more used to hearing a large variety of accents.
like 98-99% of the population are white. finns, swedes, russians, estonians etc. the more north you go the less black people you see. The truth is most people dont have bad experiences with black people, and in the south the racism is against arabs. Just like with jews, there is no antisemitism because there are like only 3000 jews in Finland, and in WW2 we protected the jewish community here.
@@manibhardwaj4626 There is a part of these horrors that are chosen behaviors. That is the saddest part. We do spend 100's of Trillions of USD on everything from social workers to free food and yet they would rather take/sell drugs.
Finland also has only 5 million people. my state alone has 32 million people... put some finnish police in downtown Indianapolis or Chicago and see how they do.
If you want to compare population sizes, let's include the amount of police officers so it's fair. In the country of Finland, in 2021 there were 7,415 police officers. In the USA in the same year, the amount was 660,288. This means in Finland the amount of police officers (out of a rounded up 5,6 million population) is about 0.13% of the population. In the USA the same figure (out of rounded down 330 million population) is 0.2%. Since the USA has more police officers per capita, your comparison means nothing. So wanna try again, what's the real reason crime rates are higher in the USA than Finland? (according to crime index on numbeo the USA is at 48.41 score for crime index and 51.59 for safety index, and Finland is at 26.84 for crime index and 73.16 for safety index, meaning on a list of countries from most crime to least, the USA has the spot 56/142. and Finland is at 120/142)
Life in Finland is incredibly expensive. Taxes are high, salaries are low compared to other European countries. Everything is taxed heavily. Including owned property like houses or fossil fuel powered cars. Alcohol, tobacco and food is heavily monoplised which removes significant competition and promotes cartel prices. Bigger cities are facing economic issues due to poor money management and gang activity is rising. Alcoholics and homeless people as well as scammers litter the streets of Helsinki. Police are inefficient in protecting citizens and our justice system usually protects criminals. Self defense is allowed but it is impossible to determine what amount of force is allowed so good luck with that. All men have to join the army or work for free for a year for the state. Wokeness is slowly eliminating freedom of speech and removing Finnish culture which is then replaced with western woke thinking. On top of all of this is an ever growing national debt that only gets worse and worse every year and this of course leads to raising even higher taxes. The FInnish government want to save the world with money and resources that it does not have which leads to situations where the only solution is to engage in trade with questionable countries or indeed take out additional loans. We are a realistic, hard working and traditional people that due to our culture would never think to speak up about the harsh reality of our country. Yes we are doing well all things considered but we already have families who have to decide between heating their home and feeding their children. This video is completely inaccurate and misleading. I was born in Finland and have lived here my whole life, I am 28 years old, I have seen the downward trend my entire life and bow my head in shame on behalf of our selfish political leaders who care more for Africa then they do about our own people.
hi. I'm trying to learn more about finland's issues for my partner, who needs a better country to live in. unfortunately it's really hard to find sources on the real problems. Could we chat sometime? I'd love to learn more from you.
@@hennakettunen8755 In my opinion a better country to live in right now all things considered would be Germany. Productivity is high, salaries are high, economy is booming, taxes are low, competition between companies is encouraged and people enjoy similar well fare state benefits that exist in Finland. I am unhappy with how our government solves problems and in general manages the country. I am hopeful that someday things may change but I am also a realist. If we followed Germany's outstanding example of caring for its nation and citizens first, we might have a chance to become an economic powerhouse with well payed workers and fair trade industries. Right now Finland is overworked, underpaid and in rapid decline on most metrics. This is fact, this is not negativity. I personally deal in facts and truths, the truth is Finland is not the country it once was and the scary part is that most people are either clueless of that fact or simply stopped caring long ago.
@@TheFinnishBrothers Germans are the best!!! Woke America will NEVER give Germany any credit for anything except Nazis... Im sorry Finland is experiencing toxic woke culture, it WILL destroy your Country. LOL, yes woke USA also cares more for Africa and Mexico than itself...
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I live in Finland and I remember when I turned 18, we had some friends over for drinks. Someone called the police because of the music. They rang the doorbell, told me why they were there and asked if they could come in and take a look around. I was in the middle of a card game with my friend, so I sat back down on the floor, my boyfriend was on the computer and 3 guys were sitting on the sofa. The police were like "Wow, this might be the chillest 18th birthday party we've been called to!" Then he took his flashlight out and pointed it at my cat and was like "Is that a real cat!?" I was confused and said "yes... why?" He was amazed because the cat was sitting so still and just staring at him accross the room! We all laughed about it, and the police were like "yeah, all seems well, just keep the music down and everything's good. Happy birthday!"
why on earth did you allow the idiots into yoru house?
@@jakoblindelof92She did not? And the police in Finland WILL enter your house if they need to even if you say no, they will get their legal permissions etc on the phone from higher ups and it works great that way, nobody is getting their rights violated.
But in this case the police were there just to let the party know about the loud music and asking them to turn it down and continue the party :D
@@Kukkakukko well thats screwed up but we all know police are scum.though. thanks for info though
@@KukkakukkoThey need a search permit but they can get it fast. It does not have to be a judge if there is a reason why they have to do a search fast and outside office hours. It just have to be someone quite high in the command chain to give permit.
@sakup_ wtf is seppo? Police are scumbags and bigger threats to society than criminals. That is a massive fact son.
I am Estonian and have lived in finland for 4 years. Can say it is a very beautiful and safe country! Much love to my finnish brothers!
Thank u
Estonians are great workers. I know many people from Estonia who come here to work, and they work hard because the wages are better here and they want to prove themselves and keep their jobs!
Hyvä Suomen poliisit teihin luotetaan! 👍🇫🇮
Just a guess, but it's probably a 2 way street as trust usually is. I'm assuming the Finnish police can likely trust the Finnish civilian more than US police can trust the average American. Plus there are disadvantages having to police a larger, much more heavily armed society. The Scandinavians however seem to much more community oriented, or concerned with the good of the many at least, than the average Americans regrettably. We just come off as more selfish.
I'm saying this as someone who worked in EMS in the US for a time. I got to see the some of the good and the bad, but I came to realize the police force we have in the US is as much a product of their environment, socially and politically as most of the rest of the population.
Unfortunately for us, the crime rate per capita for things like murders and rapes in the US is almost twice Finnland's. American police have to police a more heavily armed and more violent people on average, so we end up with what we have.
In Finland we have a lot of guns in homes. Armed society is not problem if its done well. You cant just buy a gun in Finland. There must be always provably(?) reason for gun. Reason from hobby, hunting licence etc, etc. Some proof of need, minimum. Same goes with carrying the gun, you cant carry a weapon just because you have license for it.
And in our language we have saying "police is friend". I think that's says a lot? They look like swat-team members with their practical haulers and they act like that if you dont co-operate. If you comply, you are just client of their job.
@mielikuvitelma
👍
I honestly think a majority (not all) of the issues that happens with US police happen because people don't co-operate with US police, for whatever their various reasons are, and things ecilate from there. Such as usually just not complying with police instructions.
Then how do you explain shootings of unarmed individuals who were clearly complying? I'm afraid you might have a little bit of a clouded view on how bad the police are as an institution in America. You know what happens to cops who commit a CRIME on duty? They get paid leave and a transfer to a different state a few months after. That is the core problem, bad cops protecting other bad cops. The biggest gang in America is the police, they cry about being defunded while they get more and more money for toys they don't even know how to use.@@jjohnston9802
@@jjohnston9802 Yeah, with the US having such harsh punishments compared to most of Europe, I don't get how people can be so fucking stupid as to not obey simple commands by the police. If they mistreat you, sue them later. They have body cams nowadays. But instead of getting rich people want to act tough and ruin their whole lives. It's just beyond my comprehension.
He's like a Ken doll 😍 💕
Our Ghanaian police chiefs should come and listen..
Wow, that means they are specially trained and they have a lot of integrity. Unlike our country where the Police are the enemy of the people instead of being the protector of the people. Well done Hon Ras
Habibi come to india police are the most richest people here
Police school is 4 yrs in Finland. Also corruption based on United Nations is one of the lowest in the world.
@@karrisilantera9810 4 years! No wonder you’re happy! Here in the U.S., high school diploma and 6 months of Academy, so you can understand the huge incompetence…and tendency to violence.
@@thecorner6316 that is fucking insane. Police school here not only takes 4 years, but is also very hard.
@@thecorner6316 6 months?? The mandatory military service for men is the same over here. So little training over there...
I think the big reason for happiness overall is that GENERALLY people do follow the law, most policing is for drunk people, nothing too serious.
Good job, Ras!
Wow, this is great
The police is handsome
This is why
Finland is the happiest country
According to you
Ha ha ha! Finland a happy country!... Such distant, ice-cold people with no sense of humour, no culinary culture, just stern lutheran "values"... If that's what you call "happiness"...
@@john_cockpit Finland has been named the happiest country in the world for the sixth year in a row. The World Happiness Report - compiled by the Sustainable Development Solutions Network, a global initiative of the United Nations
@@john_cockpit According to alot of people more like. People here generally just follow the law well and respect police. Police get 3 years of training and its hard to get into the academy.
It isn't at all lol Australia and New Zealand are.
Finland has more ash trays than people and is notorious for its alcoholism and depression rates.
This police is so beautiful and pretty😊
no badges tho, boooo.
@@gibbsm what? bitche
@@gibbsm There is a badge on the Left chest bro...
This kid was so nice
3:25 to be fair, this guy is probably an exception, most police in Scandinavia (norway makes most money), but Sweden for example, regular police officers have salaries between €2200 - 4500 around there, depending on rank and responsabilities.
Ofc there are people that make €5000+, but its not "the norm" id say. also its important to remember, we dont pay for healthcare really, hospital visits are like €20-30, but if for example you make +5k per month, taxes will take a good 40-50% of that income.
also average cost of living is pretty high in general in Scandinavia, but yea.
yeah the hospital visits for non life threatening things are 20-30€ + if you need ride to the hospital in situations where its not life threatening it has usually been 10€ or more
Really interesting
I did not know that senior constable makes as much as 5000€!
It's also a country with a small and sustainable population, thanks to the cold climate.
And a country with probably the best educational system.
@@unromanoarecareanaveragero8275 Yes. And with sustainable spots for students as opposed to overpopulated countries.
@@نادرالیراحمانi don't really know what your point is. Cold climate has nothing to do with small population. Only good point you have that yes running things in a overpopulated country is harder, but there are more problems that poorer 3rd world countries have
@@jabanan No more worse than overpopulation. And yes cold climates prevent overpopulation. No cold country has endured overpopulation. Ever.
@@نادرالیراحمان it all scales, or it should, so country size shouldn't matter much.
5000 € konstaapelin liksa?
Saanko epäillä?
Poliisien liksat on aika julkista tietoa niin helppo se on varmistaa. Voi hyvin olla
Ei alotuspalkka mutta erikoistumalla varmaan ihan mahdollista.
Ofcourse!
Peruspalkka n. 3200, mutta lisien kanssa voi päästäkin tohon 5000.
Joillain saattaapi olla joo, ei nyt kaikilla
In the USA, law enforcement is allowed to, and often does, lie to the public. It sounds like police in Finland are not allowed to do that.
you've been watching too much msnbc.
The USA police in't allowed to lie to the public. They are allowed to lie in an interrogation of suspect to coheres a confession. If you lie to the public you are very much open to lawsuits.
The salient point is to understand the police are not your friend nor your enemy. I've always had cordial and respectful interactions with law enforcement and find the majority of them to be ethical and decent. That being said; if you're dealing with a serious issue, it's probably best to obtain legal counsel; i.e., an attorney. @@kotkaconforza
@@kotkaconforza Sure the police are allowed to lie to the public, like if you're talking to an undercover cop and you ask him if he's a cop he can just lie and say no
@@brandonjohnson1339 But that's a special circumstance. Undercover officer is allowed to lie about his identity, to gather evidence for prosecution. But this is when they are working on a case or a task force that has been granted that avenue. That doesn't mean that a cop n civilian clothes can go around lying to people. Neither an the undercover cop lie about things that could mislead you to act on a crime... or they can but then the case just crumbles before it even makes it to court, so it would a waste of their time.
They say that we are racist country.. Can anyone show me how racism is displayed here? Its the ppl that cause problems who come here that we dont like.. Behave and we call you ystävä aka friend.
Just go read comment sections of any Finnish news article about racism and there you get huge manifestation of Finnish racism
And if this is not enough, there are studies how foreign named people have way harder time finding jobs purely because name.
Cmoon äijä, et voi olla tosissas
Based on ONE person, being publicly interviewed, wearing his uniform? How does that prove anything? I'm not saying that the Finns are racist - on the contrary - but you can't make such generalizations based on this alone.
@@jarskil8862 to be fair, the "racism" in the Finnish newspapers you mention, is often just criticism based on the unregulated immigration across Scandinavia, i live in Sweden, and it has completely ruined our country, its horrible.
and before you say "oh how do you know immigrants are at fault?" well, statistics. they dont lie, and they show almost +90% of all violent crime, is done by people with immigration background.....
Sweden used to be a very happy and safe country (in general), but now, Stockholm has a "murder/per capita" that is 50x TIMES HIGHER than London (and from my understanding, London has many stabbings, and almost every night)
the problem is, because there are SOO many immigrants that are swedish citizens now, and they vote for politicians, as soon as a politician even mentions any critique towards the immigration crisis, half the fucking population goes "racist, ill vote other party!", its so fkn braindead its unbelievable.
I truly hope we can fix this mess, and that politicians stopped being so fkn scared, and dealt with the criminals.
(for the record, i am all for immigration, the legal and controlled way. immigration helps countries flourish, blossom and thrive, also develop)
the problem here in Sweden is that we have almost COMPLETELY UNREGULATED immigration, and that shit needs to stop. people dont even have to apply to enter Sweden, all they have to do is say they come from war, whether its true or not, and that they dont have any documents, and the border just lets them through.
(at least based on what ive seen mostly)
in my opinion, there needs to be an application process that spans over at least +3-6 months, then proper background checks, and also just dont allow anyone entering unless they have valid passport or other documents supporting who they are, and where they are from.
also, whenever immigrants that are relatively new to Sweden, commit violent crimes, like assault, rape, murder, etc. there needs to be WAYYYYYY more strict punishments.
because currently, gangs recruit kids as young as 11-12 years old, and whenever they order a 16 year old, to kill another person, commiting cold-blooded murder, this 16 year old can get maximum 4 years in prison, AND inside the prison, they often have access to ipads, internet etc, it is f*cking ridiculous....
then they come out of prison, barely aged many years, and they get a huge sum of money from the drug lord / or whoever controls the gang, their status within the gang goes up alot, and its like nothing happened. meanwhile the victim, the person they killed, they have lost a good +60-80 years of their life, and their whole family shattered, devestated, broken. meanwhile this "kid" moves on, with all of his money like it was just a regular work day.....
@@VideoDotGoogleDotCom He has the general habitus of typical officer, chill and professional. If you are from around here you would know that actually, you can.
I cannot wait to move to Finland. America is not even close
In most cases the finnish police talk and de-escalates the aggressive or dangerous situations, citizens are customers.
And the courts decide if they are innocent or guilty, not the police, if a person is arrested. They remain innocent until determined otherwise by a court of law.
Police uphold law and order and even teach people about their legal rights, it is the job of the police to serve us and defend our rights, not the other way around.
Good renumeration
Toppinen clearly haven't caught any criminals this day.
😂😂😂😂
God that policeman is so hot
Now what's it like?
Hes like a ken doll hes perfect 🥰 💞 👮♂️
would not have told my salary. That's noneof your business
Well, mostly it is true. With Finnish police nowdays.
I would not have told my salary. That's noneof your business
Its literally public information here. Its not a secret.
The way he's standing🤕🤕
More grease to your elbows, Ras Mubarak
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this is so surreal to me
it's not a racist thing, it certainly seems like it tho, but there's an entire region of Africa where their accents just.. I can't parse it.
And then there's this place in Scandinavia the same way. Finland. I can't fuckin understand them.
Here we got a guy with some vaguely African accent interviewing a Finn.
I know it's English, but it might as well be Finnish to me
That's interesting. I'm British (from the north east of England) and I can honestly understand everything both of them say. I wonder if it's because over here we are more used to hearing a large variety of accents.
like 98-99% of the population are white. finns, swedes, russians, estonians etc. the more north you go the less black people you see. The truth is most people dont have bad experiences with black people, and in the south the racism is against arabs. Just like with jews, there is no antisemitism because there are like only 3000 jews in Finland, and in WW2 we protected the jewish community here.
That's great, maybe that's because 50% of the Finnish people don't carry guns like the U.S.
True only 0.34 guns per capita while in US it's 1.2, but still manage just barely to get to the TOP-10.
= still a shit ton of guns, but less gun related issues.. hmmm.. maybe it's not the guns after all?
@@n00blamer or because finns use guns for what they are meant to, hunting wild animals. not your neighbor
Finland,we are coming to enjoy life there
You are welcome! 🇫🇮👍🏻
Please no. Sort out your own stuff.
Leo is personally responsible for his guests
This leo will take you to his home and protect you, feed you and teach you how to hunt polar bears.👍🏻
Leo promised already to have you at his home and pay all the bills
The Finnish police are chill because they don't have to experience all the horrors police in the USA and other countries see.
Because the social structure is made in a way that the people don't have to do the horrors.
@@manibhardwaj4626 There is a part of these horrors that are chosen behaviors. That is the saddest part. We do spend 100's of Trillions of USD on everything from social workers to free food and yet they would rather take/sell drugs.
@@markjohnson1933 well, that's really sad.
if that whas the american police he whould of been arresed or shot
Finland also has only 5 million people. my state alone has 32 million people... put some finnish police in downtown Indianapolis or Chicago and see how they do.
5,6 millions!
If you want to compare population sizes, let's include the amount of police officers so it's fair. In the country of Finland, in 2021 there were 7,415 police officers. In the USA in the same year, the amount was 660,288. This means in Finland the amount of police officers (out of a rounded up 5,6 million population) is about 0.13% of the population. In the USA the same figure (out of rounded down 330 million population) is 0.2%.
Since the USA has more police officers per capita, your comparison means nothing. So wanna try again, what's the real reason crime rates are higher in the USA than Finland?
(according to crime index on numbeo the USA is at 48.41 score for crime index and 51.59 for safety index, and Finland is at 26.84 for crime index and 73.16 for safety index, meaning on a list of countries from most crime to least, the USA has the spot 56/142. and Finland is at 120/142)
Again people like you. You need to compare how many cops there are per capita...
Crazy mental gymnastics.
@@heli3080 comparing finland to the u.s. at all is dumb bruh, im not reading the whole ass comment.
May the Almighty Allah be with u n protect u from all the evil eyes
Yes and in Afghanistan may Allah let the women become educated like every other civilized Country.
Allah can eat my ass….
Your backward savage religion will ruin this beautiful and peaceful Country.
@@wishunter9000 Racist losers like you ruins this country the most
Don't wish ill on people with that "allah" crap, that's mean.
I wouldn't wish cholera on you, don't wish religious bs on others.
there is no allah but there is a GOD.
Life in Finland is incredibly expensive. Taxes are high, salaries are low compared to other European countries. Everything is taxed heavily. Including owned property like houses or fossil fuel powered cars. Alcohol, tobacco and food is heavily monoplised which removes significant competition and promotes cartel prices. Bigger cities are facing economic issues due to poor money management and gang activity is rising. Alcoholics and homeless people as well as scammers litter the streets of Helsinki. Police are inefficient in protecting citizens and our justice system usually protects criminals. Self defense is allowed but it is impossible to determine what amount of force is allowed so good luck with that. All men have to join the army or work for free for a year for the state.
Wokeness is slowly eliminating freedom of speech and removing Finnish culture which is then replaced with western woke thinking. On top of all of this is an ever growing national debt that only gets worse and worse every year and this of course leads to raising even higher taxes. The FInnish government want to save the world with money and resources that it does not have which leads to situations where the only solution is to engage in trade with questionable countries or indeed take out additional loans.
We are a realistic, hard working and traditional people that due to our culture would never think to speak up about the harsh reality of our country. Yes we are doing well all things considered but we already have families who have to decide between heating their home and feeding their children. This video is completely inaccurate and misleading. I was born in Finland and have lived here my whole life, I am 28 years old, I have seen the downward trend my entire life and bow my head in shame on behalf of our selfish political leaders who care more for Africa then they do about our own people.
hi. I'm trying to learn more about finland's issues for my partner, who needs a better country to live in. unfortunately it's really hard to find sources on the real problems. Could we chat sometime? I'd love to learn more from you.
Wow, you really seem to be unhappy here. Which country would it be better to live, in your opinion?
@@hennakettunen8755 In my opinion a better country to live in right now all things considered would be Germany. Productivity is high, salaries are high, economy is booming, taxes are low, competition between companies is encouraged and people enjoy similar well fare state benefits that exist in Finland. I am unhappy with how our government solves problems and in general manages the country. I am hopeful that someday things may change but I am also a realist.
If we followed Germany's outstanding example of caring for its nation and citizens first, we might have a chance to become an economic powerhouse with well payed workers and fair trade industries. Right now Finland is overworked, underpaid and in rapid decline on most metrics. This is fact, this is not negativity. I personally deal in facts and truths, the truth is Finland is not the country it once was and the scary part is that most people are either clueless of that fact or simply stopped caring long ago.
@@TheFinnishBrothers Germans are the best!!!
Woke America will NEVER give Germany any credit for anything except Nazis...
Im sorry Finland is experiencing toxic woke culture, it WILL destroy your Country.
LOL, yes woke USA also cares more for Africa and Mexico than itself...
American police is badass. I will join them one day when i go to America
He looks 17 years though..hard to imagine he's legally allowed to be a policeman
nope, you cant trust them....
Nice one, ever been here?
@@NeekoGood yep, born and raised in finland.
Then u must be a criminal. I have never had problems with Finnish police.
@@Raimond799 yeah, sure bc only criminals are dealing with police and you must be 12yrs old by same logic.
@@IPOnyo-up1nl Even criminals appreciate cops there, to a certain extent. You're a troll, nothing more, and never will.
would not have told my salary. That's noneof your business
If he gave his title, anyone can look up the salary from a public table called "Poliisin ja Poliisihallituksen palkkataulukot".