I believe that the 1658 law about "beating a Swede with a stick" only applies to Swedes crossing the ice, so it doesn't apply to Swedes crossing over by boat or bridge (but I'll have to check up on that).
@@niclasl2809 It actually does. The law is still in affect in Denmark. If you, as a Swede, cross "Øresund" (on the ice). We get to beet you with af stick. Now. Of course we wouldn't! Lesser Swedes in Copenhagen, means lesser income to Carlsberg. We're not THAT stupid 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Living in Sweden, Skåne, I will certainly watch out not to beaten with a stick next time I visit. I understand that the 1658 Roskilde peace treaty is fresh in mind with Danish people 😉
As long as you don't walk over a frozen "Øresund", you'll be fine! Now we just catch you🤣 and put you to work, since your well educated and disciplined 👍 ! Over 6000 Swedes work in or around CPH. And doing a great job 👍
Thank you once again for a video with things I didn't know! I Hope you'll soon reach 10000 subscribers! You deserve it and I'll follow you all the way to rhat point - and beyond! 🇨🇦🇩🇰👌
Hi Erin! I'm half Danish. What then? Do I get hit with a smaller stick or not so many times or not so hard with a larger one? So many questions ... Have a nice Sankt Hans!
Hmmm...🧐 I think you might have missed some facts about "escape from prison" it's punished with a fine or prison up to 2 years... (Straffelovens paragraf 124 stk 1) Best regards from an 👮🏽♂️🇩🇰
Great video, I knew that law no. 5 was in effect in Sweden, didn't know it was also the case here in Denmark. But it makes sense. The third law about beating Swedes with sticks, I've always been told that it specifies that the Swede has to have crossed the frozen-over Øresund for this law to be in effect. Hmm. Maybe it's just implied. Only one way to find out I guess >:)
I believe that law applies to Swedes crossing over the ice anywhere in Denmark, but they have to cross over the ice. Swedes on land or using boat or bridge don't count. But I wouldn't go ice skating if I was a Swede in Denmark.
Im a Dane and I’m pretty sure the law says that is the Swedes walk across the ice we can just… You know… Unalive them if you know what I mean by that. Yeah it’s a pretty weird law. I know.
Mig bekendt gælder den 1658 lov kun svenskere, som går over isen. Altså hverken de, som bruger bro eller båd, eller er på land. Men svenskere på besøg i Danmark bør nok holde sig fra at løbe på skøjter.
You may as well try to escape prison, but you are normally caught again. So on the other hand: why bother? And also I do think you might not get more years onto your sentence, for trying to escape, but I do think you will get less freedoms, after trying to escape. Like you get moved to a place with more security, and less benefits/freedoms, because you are considered "more dangerous". I can't claim to know this for sure(!!), but I definitely think that's it's a safe bet that that would happen!
The escape from prison law has been changed, you will now get additional time. But in the new law they forgot electronic jail. A man won at supreme court. He discarded he's electronic foot chain, but was not convicted for that.
You can however request names being added to the list. From another video on TH-cam it seems there are more than 25K female names and more than 21K male names on the list and in addition also more than 1K names that can be used for both female and male.
I learned a lot here even being danish. But firing a rocket into space or just some of the way is illegal in most countries. You need to make an application to be allowed to do that. The reason is that the authorities needs to clear the airspace before you fire your rocket. It is not nice if you hit a commercial airplane with 300 passengers with your homebuild rocket ;)
Maybe it's not so weird, but the fact that any treasure you find, is automatically the state's property, is a little weird at first, because you found it. But it's also necessary to prevent a flurry of unnecessary digging and I do believe you can apply for some percentage of the find today. That wasn't always the case..
But it is not legal to beat people from skåne crossing the ice or the belt with a stick in denmark, the so called snapphanar back 1678 were allied or were confederated with the danish kingdom during the war between sweden and denmark....☝☝
So you got 2 false laws in this video. I don't like misinformation, so maybe just search for the law before making a video about them. For the 1st "law", I can't find any documentions mentioning this law, it might just be my search results being inadequet. However, if someone has a reference (other than random websites), then please tell me. Maybe it is a possible stabbing tool? but why specify the public transport? For the 2nd law, I think this is the only one you got correct even if it isnt an enforced law. For the 3rd "law", this is false, such a law has never existed. It is an often spread internet rumour, experts has said that they have never heard of it and they can't find any mention of it in the archieves. It is correct, that if it did exist, then newer law would take precedence. So why mention this in weird law, when it isnt even relevant anymore? It should maybe have been a history fact. For the 4th law; I believe in most countries you are not allowed to launch a rocket into space. I don't know why it would be weird? You would have to launch it into Danish Airspace to get to space. You don't know the flight paths of different planes, so you could hit and cause an accident. Please clarify how this is seem as a "weird" law. For the 5th one. You are not allowed to escape from prison, you do infact get added more time to your sentence. I think you though of germany, where I heard internet rumour of it being like that. But in Denmark you do get a longer sentence. For the bonus law, where did you hear of this? I again can't find any information of this. I can only find a law saying to get a fishing permit, you have to had Danish citizenship for 2 years. No mention of beaches. In the future, please fact check your content.
I believe that the 1658 law about "beating a Swede with a stick" only applies to Swedes crossing the ice, so it doesn't apply to Swedes crossing over by boat or bridge (but I'll have to check up on that).
Yeah! You can't win em all 🙄! We just have to accept that we can't just hit any Swede with a Stick..! We'll adjust - eventually 🙄 !
@@KHValby Yes. Though Swedes might wish to think twice before risking to go ice skating in while in Denmark.
What's good for a Swede, is good for Carlsberg and the Danish taxpayer 🤣🤣 !
It doesn't exist in any record so it's most likely a myth
@@niclasl2809 It actually does. The law is still in affect in Denmark. If you, as a Swede, cross "Øresund" (on the ice). We get to beet you with af stick. Now. Of course we wouldn't! Lesser Swedes in Copenhagen, means lesser income to Carlsberg. We're not THAT stupid 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Cool little video of some of our curiosities... thank you
Living in Sweden, Skåne, I will certainly watch out not to beaten with a stick next time I visit. I understand that the 1658 Roskilde peace treaty is fresh in mind with Danish people 😉
Winner of the internet today. 😂
As long as you don't walk over a frozen "Øresund", you'll be fine! Now we just catch you🤣 and put you to work, since your well educated and disciplined 👍 ! Over 6000 Swedes work in or around CPH. And doing a great job 👍
You'll be fine anyway, Danes are soibois these days..
Danes s u x in a fight, can't even fight a norwegian feminist male child, they s u c at pretty much anything these days!
@@KHValby Danish people have no discipline!
"My bike lock broke let me just park it here and buy a new from the store"
Returns to find two cops standing besides the bike 😅
I do believe the hat pin low is because it can be used as a weapon, just like a knife.
You are one hell of a clever human being.. Did you really figure that one out all by yourself? :D
@@andersnielsen6044 yeah I am great 😌
Do try to keep up 😊👍
@@jkmoon7937 Bragging...
@@andersnielsen6044 Always 😁
So fun. Thank you! Kim (a dane in America 😊)
I simply don't understand why you don't have many more subscribers! You make GOOD videos!!👌💯🇨🇦🇩🇰🤩
Wow. Good to know about that hat pin size thingy law. 😂😂😂😂
Thank you once again for a video with things I didn't know! I Hope you'll soon reach 10000 subscribers! You deserve it and I'll follow you all the way to rhat point - and beyond! 🇨🇦🇩🇰👌
Tusind tak Bent 🙏
Chadnada dont want to be associated Dumbmark..
I’m Danish, and I didn’t even know about the locking your bike - thing 😀
Hi Erin! I'm half Danish. What then? Do I get hit with a smaller stick or not so many times or not so hard with a larger one? So many questions ... Have a nice Sankt Hans!
Oh no, a true dilemma! 😂 Hope you're having a nice Sankt Hans too
Nice dear 💐
Hmmm...🧐 I think you might have missed some facts about "escape from prison" it's punished with a fine or prison up to 2 years... (Straffelovens paragraf 124 stk 1)
Best regards from an 👮🏽♂️🇩🇰
Great video, I knew that law no. 5 was in effect in Sweden, didn't know it was also the case here in Denmark. But it makes sense.
The third law about beating Swedes with sticks, I've always been told that it specifies that the Swede has to have crossed the frozen-over Øresund for this law to be in effect. Hmm. Maybe it's just implied. Only one way to find out I guess >:)
I believe that law applies to Swedes crossing over the ice anywhere in Denmark, but they have to cross over the ice. Swedes on land or using boat or bridge don't count. But I wouldn't go ice skating if I was a Swede in Denmark.
I wonder if the hat needle law is a part of the newest edition of the weapons law, 12 cm knife blade?
Im a Dane and I’m pretty sure the law says that is the Swedes walk across the ice we can just…
You know…
Unalive them if you know what I mean by that.
Yeah it’s a pretty weird law. I know.
Hej Erin c", jeg vidste ikke at man teknisk set må give svenskerne en over nakken med en kæp - lol - Tak for de 6 infoer :)
Mig bekendt gælder den 1658 lov kun svenskere, som går over isen. Altså hverken de, som bruger bro eller båd, eller er på land. Men svenskere på besøg i Danmark bør nok holde sig fra at løbe på skøjter.
Hmmm 🤔🤔🤔 did not know any of those ( even tho the Swedish one makes perfect sense )
You may as well try to escape prison, but you are normally caught again. So on the other hand: why bother?
And also I do think you might not get more years onto your sentence, for trying to escape, but I do think you will get less freedoms, after trying to escape. Like you get moved to a place with more security, and less benefits/freedoms, because you are considered "more dangerous". I can't claim to know this for sure(!!), but I definitely think that's it's a safe bet that that would happen!
The escape from prison law has been changed, you will now get additional time. But in the new law they forgot electronic jail. A man won at supreme court. He discarded he's electronic foot chain, but was not convicted for that.
There is no additional sentence for escaping prison, but it will affect your chance of getting parole. And assisting an escape from prison is a crime.
Another strange law in Denmark is that you cannot name your child anything that is outside the "approved list" of names.
That's a completely reasonable law even though some of the requests that got approved does make wonder how low the standard is
You can however request names being added to the list.
From another video on TH-cam it seems there are more than 25K female names and more than 21K male names on the list and in addition also more than 1K names that can be used for both female and male.
I learned a lot here even being danish. But firing a rocket into space or just some of the way is illegal in most countries. You need to make an application to be allowed to do that. The reason is that the authorities needs to clear the airspace before you fire your rocket. It is not nice if you hit a commercial airplane with 300 passengers with your homebuild rocket ;)
I'm going to Denmark you can help me
Maybe it's not so weird, but the fact that any treasure you find, is automatically the state's property, is a little weird at first, because you found it. But it's also necessary to prevent a flurry of unnecessary digging and I do believe you can apply for some percentage of the find today. That wasn't always the case..
I have been trying to find out why it’s illegal to wear a wig in Denmark. I’m from the USA and I don’t understand. Can someone explain why?
Im pretty sure its not
it isnt illegal :)
Isn't it stupid that a law can get illegal by other laws?
Now accept peppl Denmark legal
But it is not legal to beat people from skåne crossing the ice or the belt with a stick in denmark, the so called snapphanar back 1678 were allied or were confederated with the danish kingdom during the war between sweden and denmark....☝☝
Respect the laws please.
No
So you got 2 false laws in this video. I don't like misinformation, so maybe just search for the law before making a video about them.
For the 1st "law", I can't find any documentions mentioning this law, it might just be my search results being inadequet. However, if someone has a reference (other than random websites), then please tell me. Maybe it is a possible stabbing tool? but why specify the public transport?
For the 2nd law, I think this is the only one you got correct even if it isnt an enforced law.
For the 3rd "law", this is false, such a law has never existed. It is an often spread internet rumour, experts has said that they have never heard of it and they can't find any mention of it in the archieves. It is correct, that if it did exist, then newer law would take precedence. So why mention this in weird law, when it isnt even relevant anymore? It should maybe have been a history fact.
For the 4th law; I believe in most countries you are not allowed to launch a rocket into space. I don't know why it would be weird? You would have to launch it into Danish Airspace to get to space. You don't know the flight paths of different planes, so you could hit and cause an accident. Please clarify how this is seem as a "weird" law.
For the 5th one. You are not allowed to escape from prison, you do infact get added more time to your sentence. I think you though of germany, where I heard internet rumour of it being like that. But in Denmark you do get a longer sentence.
For the bonus law, where did you hear of this? I again can't find any information of this. I can only find a law saying to get a fishing permit, you have to had Danish citizenship for 2 years. No mention of beaches.
In the future, please fact check your content.
This is so hillarius, find something better to talk about .
Copenhagen, world worst Capitol 🤮🙅♂️