Perhaps one ought to familiarise oneself with who actually stands behind it.
LEGO - Billund.
JYSK - Brande.
Bestseller - Brande.
Danfoss - Als.
Grundfos - Bjerringbro.
Vestas - Aarhus.
Arla - Viby.
Salling - Aarhus.
Random? Hardly.
Every time you buy milk, clothes, a bed, a brick for your child - every time your heat pump switches on, and every time the wind pulls at a turbine - the money flows to the same place.
Follow the money. It speaks Jutlandic.
It's the Jutlanders. Always the Jutlanders. The secret hidden hand behind the curtain that steers Denmark.
They control the food, the energy, the home furnishings and the toys. They shape your children through the bricks. They decide when you freeze. And while you sleep, they meet - in low-ceilinged community halls, over black coffee, without saying anything at all. That's how you recognise the truly dangerous ones - they don't even need to talk to each other.
And before you misunderstand me - I have nothing against Jutlanders. Nothing whatsoever. Some of my best friends are Jutlanders. This isn't about Jutlanders as people - this is about Jutlandism. The organised, expansionist movement headquartered west of the Great Belt, working towards a Greater Jutland from Skagen to the Eider. They speak openly of "reunification". It's in their own texts - look it up. The 1920 border was only the beginning, and anyone who saw what they did to Funen with that bridge knows what awaits Zealand. It's an entirely legitimate criticism of an ideology. Surely one is allowed to say that?
No one voted for them. No one controls them. And try criticising them publicly - then you're told you're "strange". That's how they silence people!
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Yes.
That's precisely how ridiculous it sounds.
