The fuss about “destruction of Gotland”
Updated 22.03 | Published 21.07
Oskar Linnros feels that Alex Schulman is “leading the destruction of Gotland”.
Now Alex Schulman gives answers to speeches.
– When Oskar Linnros goes to Visby to drink, then he sucks. He wants water, he wants to take his showers, he wants to wash Kallis’ dick, he says.
When the artist Oskar Linnros42, visited “Prejudice Podcast” in May he attacked Alex Schulman50, and said that he thinks it is “deeply unfair how Stockholmers and Gothenburgers and so on ruin the Gotlanders in many ways”.
– We go there and get sick and take up their medical places and demand that there be trash cans everywhere. I’m even almost a little against it. I almost think that it should be legislated, or as it were, protected more, Gotland.
Oskar Linnros asks the presenter Emil Persson unless he knows “the worst of them all”, that is, Alex Schulman.
– He really feels like he is leading the destruction of Gotland, says Linnros.
Schulman’s response to speech
In the latest open episode of “Alex and Sigge’s podcast”.
– My image is that he is that person. So, I don’t know where his love for Gotland comes from, says Alex Schulman and continues:
– He must have been here at Stockholm Week and had a drink then and thinks this is… Now I’m just guessing… When I google him, when I look him up, he hasn’t been to Gotland for ten years.
Sigge Eklund then says:
– It might look disgusting from Kalli’s stage when he played ten years ago. He sees all these dregs.
– Yes, but it’s not me. I live two months a year on my little dirt road up north. And once a week I go to Visby to buy a chainsaw, for example, replies Alex Schulman.
Alex Schulman also says that he has been asked by reporters to comment on Linnros’s attack, but that he cannot bear to bother him and that he is convinced that Oskar Linnros does not know about the water shortage on the island.
– When Oskar Linnros goes to Visby to drink, then he sucks. He wants water, he wants to take his showers, he wants to wash Kallis’ dick, so to speak. Therefore, he becomes much more of a burden to the island than I am, or what you are. Yes, but you see, it was probably wise that I didn’t answer, right?
Received criticism from Gotlanders
Ten years ago, Alex Schulman received harsh criticism after he said on his podcast that he had several sprinklers pumping out water, despite a watering ban, something All of Gotland among other things wrote then.
He responded to the criticism that the podcast was recorded well in advance and that he did not water when he was told about the water shortage.
