This is a new segment that we've decided to introduce to the blog because lets face it, there are A LOT of idiots in the world. The first person, or shall i say 'group' of people to be in the Idiot hall of fame are the Swedish government. Now i have nothing against Sweden as a country, i go skiing there every year, but i do have a problem with their government. According to rocknewsdesk and the Local, the Swedish government has been paying income support for a 42 year old man who claims that he is addicted to heavy metal, i just can't even, i didn't even know what to say about this dumbass situation. Roger Tullgren the 'addict' has permission to leave work for shows and he is allowed to play music whenever he wants, lets hope he doesn't lose his job because i sure as hell would never hire him.
The father of two ( i feel sorry for these kids) told the Local:
“I’ve been trying for ten years to get this classified as a handicap. Finally three psychologists agreed I needed help to avoid being discriminated against.
“I have a form saying: ‘Roger feels compelled to show his heavy metal style. This puts him in a difficult situation on the labour market. Therefore he needs financial help.’
“Now I can turn up at a job interview in my normal clothes and just hand the interviewer this piece of paper.”
Oh god, this guys an idiot. I want to know what person in their right mind would believe that this could be classified as a handicap? does he suffer with a mental illness? can he not walk? can he not see?, this guy is wasting peoples time, that income support could go to a person that really needs it, a person that is really handicapped, not an idiot that needs to go to concerts and play his music out loud.
The idiot went on to say that he goes to around 300 gigs a year and misses work to do it , he deserves a gold idiot badge and so does the Swedish government too, for accepting this crap. Just think about it...if you live in Sweden and you are a tax payer , your hard earn't money is being given to this guy so that he can go to 300 concerts and miss work.