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Jönsson begins his analysis by drawing parallels to Arthur Miller’s play The Crucible, emphasizing how the Social Democrats engage in stereotyping their opposition to regain control. The party seems ensnared in an identity crisis, reverting to widespread dichotomies between left and right, all while failing to substantiate their claims with concrete policies. Instead of presenting innovative solutions, they perpetuate the narrative that politicians and the free market are the root of societal issues, claiming that the current right-wing government is exacerbating problems for ordinary Swedes.