The Digital Bedroom Ban #2

In this episode of Woke Fallout, I’m breaking down one of Sweden’s most controversial laws — the Sex Purchase Act. First passed in 1999 and now expanded into the digital age, it makes it legal to sell sex but illegal to buy it. Supporters call it protection. I call it hypocrisy.

I dig into what the Act means, why it was created, how it ties into Sweden’s Gender Equality Act, and why the system feels built on double standards. From OnlyFans to underground brothels, from “men’s violence against women” to questions of accountability — nothing is off-limits in this fallout.

If equality means equal rights, shouldn’t it also mean equal responsibility? Buckle up — I’m pulling no punches in this one.

 

Links

• Jämnställdhetsmyndigheter.se Starkt skydd mot sexuell exploatering online (Swedish)
• Gender Equality Policy In Sweden (PDF) (English)