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  75. Some notes: 1 the red bloc includes the green party, Alternativet, why not have them in the graphic lol? 2 Great coverage of the mink scandal, you covered it better than most danes short term memory 3 the mink industry is beginning to reopen 4 They aren't called the social liberals, they are called radikale venstre. (radical left) stop misappropiating our names into english versions that no one uses 5 the reason the blue bloc lost is because of infighting. You mentioned lars løkke a former Venstre leader, but also inger støjbjerg who was a big name in venstre before she was sentenced with 2 months of prison/house arrest after abusing her minister powers to illegally seperate immigrant couples and later kicked out of parlament, she, like Lars løkke, formed her own populist party, appealing to rural areas and stealing votes from venstre. Moderaterne also took many votes from venstre. So they went backwards almost 50%. That combined with the conservative party running for stateminister challenging venstre weakened the blue blocs chances. The conservative leader, søren pape, also made racist comments about greenland, refusing to apologize and when he finally did apologize it was a weak half assed apology, done in a TV debate, used rethorically to make Mette Frederiksen apologies for the mink scandal. His party looked to become huge in the polls, instead he lost 2 seats. The future is unsure, wether it will be a broad government or a left wing one. Most parties want multiple parties in government this time, compared to last election. (also yes, racism is normalized in our country's politics, so if you wonder why so many scandals are about it, then its par the course for Denmark.)
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  140.  @johntom5049  - Well thank you for complimenting my language4. No worries, I appreciate that you're more good faith than I assumed byt apoligizing here. "not thinking it would can only come from someone who's not familiar with the field, anyone who has studied economics would know it to be true, it's a know common fact. Also it's simple mathematical logic," More posturing, your only arguement here is the mathmatical one. If you want workers to work more hours, pay them to work more hours or structure their work week differently. No one should be required to work in their sparetime, and no work should go unpaid. Slavery is also more productive and earns more money, but we don't practice it because it's morally wrong and inhumane. Similarly, disrupting people's lives by not allowing them to be off work when they aren't working is also bad. The economic aspect is very minor in my opinion compared to the human aspect. Most econemies became better ones unions arose and workers gained more rights. After the industrialization, producitivty might have been higher because people worked 12 hours a day and children worked in factories, but all that wealth only went to the mega rich. Worker rights also came with redistributing wealth and it's why we in europe, and especially my country of Denmark, have such good public services. good physical and metnal healtha re important for a productive workforce in any country. The right to go offline is important for mental health. It can also be related ot the studies in 4 day work weeks, that show people have a net increase in productivity when they aren't overworked, crunch leads very often to worse outcomes and poorer performance. You can talk about math as much as you want, but you can enever erase the psychological or sociological factors in how humans operate. We aren't machines. More working hours doesn't always give the same increase in productivity. Portugal is doing well compared to it's past self. It is a country witha different history and predispositions than asutralia so it can't be compared one to one. But it is moving in the right direction and has implemented many smart policy changes. Denmark used to be a back alley farm land with no economy to speak of, now we are one of the strongest econmies in europe relatively to our size, only because of the important work socialists have done in the past century and beyond. Portugal might be on a similar path if it keeps implmenting smart policies.
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