Jonas Reschat

@UBERSOY1 And your first name is Semen!

Imagine being Jewish and your last name is Hitler 💀💀💀

@RoyDe37440 @RichardHanania He has a part time job at supermarket near me. He has an intelligence like a 5 year old, but he can work.

@JonasReschat @RichardHanania The need to feel superior to others is pretty hardwired in primates. The ultimate purpose is to increase the quantity and quality of descendants. For many, it expresses itself in maladaptive ways. Good luck for your friend's friend, he'll need it.

It’s interesting that whenever a group feels criticized on X, members of that group stand up for themselves. But in the case of Down syndrome, we don’t see that. People are only speaking out on their behalf. Seems like people of Downs are afraid of rational debate.

@eugyppius1 Just imagine how racist you have to be to assume Germans can't say anything tongue in cheek. "Den tyske alvor," as the 19th century Danish pastor, poet and politician N.F.S. Grundtvig called it. "The German seriousness."

i regret to inform you that white people existing is exactly and precisely what counts as racism. so, adjust your attitudes accordingly.

@ApexImperialist I think that's a large part of the reason why Eastern European Jews are more Jewish than Danish Jews: Danish Jews were for most parts tolerated, so they assimilated and almost disappeared through intermarriage.

@JonasReschat Sometimes when others try to force you into something, it makes you run towards the opposite direction.

Stephen Miller looks at videos like this and smiles.

It's no competition, Southern Jutland, where I'm from, was under German control from 1864 to 1920. They tried to destroy our language and identity, but as the Danish historian Knud Fabricius wrote: The Germans turned Southern Jutlanders into Danes. The smell of beech, the blackbird's song after rain - that's my home and I would never leave.

@JonasReschat My ancestors spent 2000 years trying to reclaim our homeland after losing it; meanwhile, these people leave their homeland willingly.

Have you heard of changelings? In European folklore, a changelings was a child that showed unusual behavior, maybe due to autism or mental retardation, making the parents believe their own human child had been replaced with a supernatural creature, such as trolls or fairies. Sometimes the child was tortured in hopes the supernatural mother would hear the cries of her child and switch them back. Other times, the child was left for the wolves. In this way, the parents could rationalize infanticide of mentally or physically disabled children, because they didn't fully believe it was there own child. In modern Danish, troldebarn, meaning troll child, another word for a changeling, still refers to unruly children. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Changeling

Because for reasons probably linked to survival, the thing that most people value about other people is their utility and potential for utility and disabled people often have negative utility. To override this default programming you need strong ideological commitments.

@TheGloriousLion Tillykke med uafhængighedsdagen 😉

🇸🇪 Glad Nationaldag varer svenske!

@eugyppius1 "The cure for anything is salt water: sweat, tears or the sea." - Karen Blixen

@cornu__copia But the canned tuna and blue mussel pizza, that we had in the 90s, that has be authentic Scandinavian.

This is also the Finnish-style pizza. Most pizzerias in Finland and Sweden are owned by Middle Eastern migrants, in Finland they are usually Kurds, that's why "kebab pizza" is a stable. Most pizzerias offer both pizza and kebab and are called "kebab-pizzerias" here.

@captive_dreamer The best they could do was make fun of the size of your forehead.

I made an X account years ago and far left freaks ran through databreaches for years to find out who i was. Don't regret it at all.

@KinderheimRune Drink until you enjoy it.

How do I become a normie, so I can enjoy goyslop like this?

@cornu__copia Neither can the Danish mind: You can no longer buy food and drinks in Danish trains.

The American mind cannot comprehend this

@c_kennaugh @Porkchop_EXP Working class Southern Jutlanders often speak better German than English if they're older than a certain age (maybe around 40) because of television. Aabenraa also has a relatively large German minority, though they typically speak Danish at home and first learn German in school.

@JonasReschat @Porkchop_EXP I spent a few days in Aabenraa during the pandemic. I was trying to get some info from a bus driver who spoke no English. I got by with a mix of Swedish and German. As for Norwegian it just sounded like posh Swedish to me! But written it seems a lot more like Danish.

Do you know any other city in the world where people go out to eat and can’t order in their own language, other than Amsterdam?

@c_kennaugh @Porkchop_EXP I see. A barman in Copenhagen would have had a lot of exposure to Swedish. Back then more Danes in the eastern parts of the country watched Swedish and Norwegian television, because we only had one channel in Denmark (in Southern Jutland they watched German TV instead).

@JonasReschat @Porkchop_EXP I spent some time in Stockholm in the 70s. They told me they could read Danish but the spoken language they graciously described as a "halssjukdom". A barman in Copenhagen once told me didn't like how Swedes always spoke English to him when he understood Swedish perfectly.

Danes can understand some Swedish, but far from all. Copenhageners are possibly better than average at Swedish due to more exposure through Swedish immigrants and television. I'm from Southern Jutland and only lived in Copenhagen for a limited time, so I can hardly tell Swedish apart from Norwegian and I only understand very little . A study in mutual intelligibility found that Swedes and Danes understand each other roughly equally well, with Swedes doing somewhat better (let.rug.nl/gooskens/pdf/p…). But it's far from perfect: Even Danes with past exposure to the Swedish, shown by the black bars in the graph below, got fewer than 60% correct answers in a listening test (note: Danes got more than 90% correct answers in an English test.) I think when Danes and Swedes claim our languages are mutual intelligible, it's just a form of humble bragging: They either learned the language, typically through television or personal acquaintances, or they don't understand as much as they claim.

@JonasReschat @Porkchop_EXP Danes can normally understand Swedish quite easily. Doesn't always work the other way.

@cornu__copia I like when you can see animals "thinking."

Meanwhile in Finland...

@xwanyex Some women don't have abortions because they could carrying the next Mozart; others don't have abortions because they risk unknowingly aborting a retard.

“I’m enthusiastic about abortion, unless the baby is defective” really is the most cursed position