Sweden, the world's most equal country

Article here. Excerpt:

'What defines a democracy? The people rule through fair and just elections. Well I guess in that case all western countries are democracies. How fair and just the elections are is another matter of course. But the most important thing in a democracy I´d say is that the rule of law treats everyone the same. Such a government can be called a nomocracy, from the Greek nomos (law) and kratos (power or rule). The phrase can be traced back to 17th century and was popularized in the 19th century by British jurist A. V. Dicey. The concept was familiar to ancient philosophers such as Aristotle, who wrote "Law should govern". Rule of law implies that every citizen is subject to the law. It stands in contrast to the idea that the ruler is above the law, for example by divine right.
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In the Swedish constitution it is clearly stated that everyone are to be treated equally under the law. It also states that every citizen are protected against discrimination due to gender, ethnicity, religion, age, and sexual orientation, and of course it does. Sweden is the world´s most equal country right? At least that is what Sweden claims. But one thing that Sweden doesn't explain when boasting about this, is how the state defines gender equality. That we are using feminism as a template to implement gender equality. And the result is that Sweden no longer apply the fundamental rules of democracy. Now men are being discriminated against already when the laws are written. Affirmative action Sweden calls it, thereby hoping that no one will see the truth. But we do. Especially those of us men in our country that daily get our rights as humans violated. Those of you that know your history will remember that another European country did the same in the 30's. The target that time was a religious minority. It did not end well.

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So lets take a look at some of the laws in this equal Shangri-la shall we?
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"Social services shall give special consideration to women who are or have been victims of violence or other abuse by people close to them and may be in need of support and help to change their situation."
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"2 § A child born alive in this country is registred if the mother is registered, or if the father is registered and legal guardian. A child born abroad by a woman shall also be registered in the population register. Act (1997:989)."
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"1 § A child acquires Swedish citizenship at birth, if

1st The mother is a Swedish citizen,
2nd father is a Swedish citizen and the child is born in Sweden,
3rd father is a Swedish citizen and married to the child's mother,
4th father is deceased but at his death was a Swedish citizen and the child is born in Sweden, or
5th father is deceased but at his death was a Swedish citizen and married to the child's mother."
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"13 § If no notification under the first paragraph is made, the amount shall be credited to the parent who, for the year the amount relates, have the lowest pension base under Chapter 4. § 2. If none of the parents have any pension base for that year or have the same base, the pensionable amount shall be credited the mother or if the parents are of the same sex, the elder of them."