Since covering the Scandza Forum for Red Ice, I've been traveling throughout Europe, seeing the sights and experiencing the continent for the first time. While walking around, I like pay attention to areas where political stickers are placed: lampposts, street signs, bus stops, etc. Interestingly, I've found that the prevalence of political propaganda – of any ideological inclination – at these locations correlates with a particular country's level of social degeneration. In Sweden, for example, these stickers were everywhere. In fact, while strolling down a street in Karlstad, I happened upon a sticker depicting the infamous scene of Richard Spencer getting punched in the face. For what it's worth, I also saw many nationalist stickers in Sweden. This was the case in Germany as well, which…