Not From Around Here


Not From Around Here

Want a quick check for how just a society is? How do they treat the different and less powerful.

Gadje vs Roma


https://www.humanityinaction.org/knowledgebase/22-who-are-denmark-s-roma

Originally shared by Ted Ewen

Denmark 2018
No word of a lie.

The 'Happiest Country on Earth' also harbours deeply rooted (and deeply disturbing) xenophobia, nationalism, discrimination, and bigotry. The police seem to be a bastion of all of these worst qualities - and no one seems to know, or care.

The liberals live their lives of oblivious comfort, leaving the duty of policing their society to the Right (that is, most political parties in Denmark) as they implement a near universal policy of "Fuck you, I got mine".

Immigrants bear the worst of this, with the police refusing to take complaints from foreigners, almost universally siding with the Dane in any situation involving a foreigner, refusing to speak English (in a country with 80% English literacy), providing false information to immigrants, and a host of other similar behaviours.

This behaviour is not limited to the police by any means. National and local government, healthcare, the courts, education, employment, and advocacy all work, actively, against the immigrant population in all the ways described above.

So, after ten years living in Denmark, praising Denmark, and advocating for Denmark, I have to say: STAY OUT OF DENMARK

It may be one of the top five happiest countries on earth, but not for immigrants. We are the meat that gets ground up to lubricate the wheels of Danish progress. The problem is not Social Democracy - the problem is a concerted effort by the Right to make Denmark just another oligarchy.

But, this is not limited to Denmark - it's everywhere.

In the end, run the dichotomy is not race, or gender, or creed, or nationality. It's the psychopaths and their minions vs. we human beings. The psychopaths are winning. Why do we allow it?

If ever you wondered how the 20th Century War happened, look around you.

Act. Now.

(image via a private post. Thanks T.)

It's happening again.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Entremet

Entremet Originally shared by Kam-Yung Soh "“Like most people in the US, I grew up knowing the words to this carol and even (shudder) singing them occasionally (singing is not a strong point of mine), but never really thought about what they meant, how the carol originated, or what birds were involved”, says Dr Rasmussen in email. So she decided to figure it out. Dr Rasmussen, who’s tied for third for the most bird discoveries in the world, is probably also the world’s foremost avian sleuth, due to her meticulous detective work a few years ago that uncovered the many ornithological thefts and records frauds in museums that were committed by eminent British ornithologist, Richard Meinertzhagen. But who would ever have thought that an old Christmas carol might also hold an avian mystery? “After all, it’s just a Christmas carol!” Dr Rasmussen points out." https://medium.com/@GrrlScientist/meet-the-real-birds-of-the-twelve-days-of-christmas-fame-grrlscientist-5a8bc09350c9
Read more

Flushbunkingly Gloriumptious

Flushbunkingly Gloriumptious Originally shared by Kam-Yung Soh "Renowned children's author and occasional spy, Roald Dahl spent the last years of his life in a home located in the small English village of Great Missenden, and now his beloved village is home to an attractive museum devoted to his life and works.  [...] Today the museum holds all of Dahl's original manuscripts, as well as his "Idea Books" where he would jot down his nascent creations. In addition to celebrating his writing career, there are also displays covering his service in the RAF. However, the crown jewel of the museum is the recreation of Dahl's purpose built "Writing Hut," complete with the arm chair he had customized to write in." http://www.atlasobscura.com/places/the-roald-dahl-museum
Read more

Originally shared by Kam-Yung Soh

Originally shared by Kam-Yung Soh So Labradors tend to overeat. Now it has been traced to genetic differences. "Dr Eleanor Raffan, a veterinary surgeon and geneticist who studies how genes influence metabolism at the Institute of Metabolic Science at the University of Cambridge recently published a study that examines the genetics that underlie food motivation and obesity in Labrador retrievers. [...] When Dr Raffan and her team carefully examined this POMC gene variant, they found that a small 14-basepair section a little more than halfway down the gene’s length was missing. This deletion creates a frameshift mutation that results in the production of an abnormal protein where the last half is scrambled into a blob of nonsense [...]. Normally, the POMC is translated into the POMC pro-peptide, which is cleaved at precise sites to give rise to number of smaller peptides, including the appetite suppressing neuropeptides, ß-MSH & ß-endorphin, but the abnormal POMC pro-peptide do...
Read more