If you're really up to no daring, just a message saying that you lost (or me, of course) in the signature is fine. But it's much more fun when something's at stake.

As said, you would have full right to propose any changes to my profile as my losing condition.

A hyper liberal denying the existence of no-go zones. Yeah, I'll believe you over policemen in Sweden...

So being to college = liberal? What kind of backwards logic is that? Even more when you think that going to college/uni means you are sheltered.

The swedish police never identified any "no go zones" in Stockholm, and have denied their existence when asked. They made a list of places where police work is particularly frequent/dangerous - a phenomen which is also known as a "bad neighbourhood". That's neither something new or something exceptionnaly frquent in Sweden. 

I'll take official reports over anecdotes from 2 people.

Yeah, it's not the government has any agenda to deny it. Whatever you want to call them there's no denying that those "problem areas" are a result of immigrants who do not want to integrate.

The police and government are seperate institutions (they both deny the existence of the no-g zones.)

Just as a basis, however, anecdotal evidence from 2 people (that's the strongest evidence available) is simply insufficent to make such strong claims.

Also, the implication of locals most definitely CAN make a big difference in the integration of immigrant communities.

Lol. I will just add you as a friend and if Macron wins I will message you saying you´re the superior octopus-winner-picker.

He's a member of the democratic party.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/sf/national/2016/02/05/his-most-radical-move/?utm_term=.11210b240c96

Soon, Sanders would be quoting them all on the campaign trail, casting democratic socialism as within the most progressive traditions of the Democratic Party.

“It builds on what Franklin Delano Roosevelt said when he fought for guaranteed economic rights for all Americans,” Sanders would say in a major speech on his political identity. “And it builds on what Martin Luther King Jr. said in 1968 when he stated that ‘this country has socialism for the rich and rugged individualism for the poor.’ ”

But for now, in the New Hampshire secretary of state’s office, Sanders made his decision official. Following tradition, he left a note as he filed his candidacy, writing that it was time for a “political revolution.”

Then the democratic socialist from Vermont took the next logical step.

“I’m a Democrat,” Sanders told the crowd of reporters waiting outside.

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http://www.cnn.com/2016/02/03/politics/democratic-town-hall-highlights/

Meanwhile, Sanders, a self-proclaimed democratic socialist, found himself defending his own credentials as a member of the Democratic Party, noting that the party's leadership on Capitol Hill has placed him in high-ranking positions on congressional committees."Of course I am a Democrat and running for the Democratic nomination," he said.

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Bernie called himself a socialist more than a few times and the media agrees with him that he is. 

https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2015/10/bernie-sanders-mayor/407413/

The old woman looks at him and smiles indulgently. She clearly likes the mayor. “I shouldn’t say this,” she tells him, “but I saw you on TV the other night, with my son, when they finish fixing North Avenue? And my son says to me, ‘That Mayor Sanders, he’s a communist, you know.’ And do you know what I say to him?”

Sanders shakes his head no.

“I say to my son, ‘Don’t go around saying such things where intelligent people can hear. They’ll think you are stupid.’”

She laughs, a silvery laugh, and the mayor laughs, too, and rising from the sofa, he puts his huge hands on her tiny shoulders, thanks her and makes sure Thabault has got her address.

Stopping him at the door, the woman says, “I told my son that you’re a socialist, not a communist.”

“Precisely!” the mayor shouts.

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2015/04/29/bernie-sanders-is-an-avowed-socialist-and-democrats-are-actually-pretty-ok-with-that/?utm_term=.ac53f8fe5a49

When he first won election to the House in 1990, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) embraced his political identity. "I am a socialist and everyone knows that," Sanders said, responding to an ad that tried to link him to the regime of Fidel Castro.

He continued: "They also understand that my kind of democratic socialism has nothing to do with authoritarian communism."

No, going to college doesn't mean that they are a democrat/liberal or will certainly become one but you're more likely to convert to something on the left because colleges have been teaching and pressuring their students towards that. It's not far from democrat factories. I think that people who just gobble up whatever they're told and taught without questioning anything is sheltered and I think that more college students are like that. 

That's assuming that they formed their beliefs during college. I was already a far-leftist before attending university. I have experienced liberalism being promoted as the "ideal" ideology, but there's only a very tiny fraction of people on the far left.