AMERICAN REACTS To 5 Reasons NOT to Mess With Denmark
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We’re very proud of our country here ❤️just like everywhere else even though we’re such a small nation 🇩🇰 🤝🇺🇸
I`m danish!!!!! I Will prove it see hej
Hejjjjj
*Greenland has left the chat*
I har storhedsvanvid vanvid. Og kan ikke tåle at se at Norge og Sverige er de bedste lande i Skandinavien... Jeg synes det er synd.... I kan jo ikke gøre for at geografisk set, I er ret uheldig. Fladt, gråt og kedeligt....ig historisk set: Det snakker vi ikke om det er ret pinligt... Jøderne i Danmark var nødt til at flygte til Sverige under 2 verdens krig.... I starten at 1900 tallet udstillede i folk fra Indien, Kina og Afrika som dyre i jeres zoologisk haver i flere år. Og nu.... Islamister er ved at overtage hele Danmark....danske jurister med tørklæde..... En Pedofil Dommer bliver særebehandlet og får kun 5 måneders fængsel i stedet for 6 års fængsel.... Og korruption findes i stort format i det offentlig... Så tror ikke at I er bedre ende andre korrupte lande.
well we are the biggest cuntry in eu nearly if we count greenland
My grandparents were in the Resistance and played a part in the Jewish rescue operation...something I am very proud of, even today 🇩🇰
Min morfar var også med i modstandsbevægelsen. ❤
Det er fandeme iorden
ditto
The whole "you mess with one you mess with all of us" don't just apply to Danes. We're very protective of those we care about. If Sweden were attacked, even if they never joined NATO, and despite how we usually act like we hate each other, all of Denmark would gladly stand by their side. This ideal is one of the main reasons why we were one of the first countries in both NATO and EU. Denmark is often seen as small and quite, but always remember the old saying:
Fear the wrath of a patient/quite man.
I grew up at Carlsberg, running around in the basement drinking all the sodas 😂😂
My father worked at Carlsberg and I was lucky to ride the Carlsberg horses ♥️♥️♥️♥️
back then I bet you dad like drinking all the beers in the basement same as you enjoyed the sodas!
Do you remember the employees going on strike when their allowed beer was limited? :D
The old electrician who taught me as an apprentice has told me many stories from the carlsberg brewery back in the day.... according to him several employees even got scurvy back when they decided to remove vitamins from the beer, since it was their only source of nutrition...
Crazy times.... even when I was an apprentice only two decades ago we used to drink alot of beer on construction sites... luckily that is not acceptable anymore.... :)
Everyone thinks we rolled on our backs when the germans came marching.... but in reality we were shaking their hands while doing everything we could to work against them.
Thats what you do when you are an underdog in a fight. You survive while fighting the best way you can.
Germans: Oh, how nice these people are!
Also Germans: Hey, that factory just blew up! What happened to that rail line? Why are all our informants dead?
Yeah, nice try justifying your cowardice. You surrendered in four hours and haven’t been able to exist without a babysitter since. That’s your legacy - cowardice.
Denmark also invented and bred pigs to have a set of extra ribs.. providing more bacon and "Spareribs" that are longer than in countries where they dont use the danish pig.
So yes, a rack of ribs in Denmark is longer than a rack of ribs in USA.. if you like Ribs, you choose danish 👍
Not only did they breed a Protest Pig ... They also planted "Blood Beeches" (Fagus Sylvatia Atropunicea) ... Which is an ordinary beech, but with RED leaves ...
And at Christmas? They put small paper Dannebrog on string and put them on their Christmas trees.
And BTW ... There are 21 different types of cake at the Sønderjysk Kaffebord ... Ranging from cookies to layer cake! So come HUNGRY! ^^
i am from denmark i will build an ak-47 out of lego and sell it
The original "sønderjysk coffee table" consists of 21 different cakes. There must be 7 soft cakes (cream cakes), 7 hard cakes (biscuits/crackers) and 7 dry cakes (think sponge cakes).
And of course gallons of coffee...
The Home Guard was under the brewery. What is more: The brewery kept a fridge well stocked with cool beers and everybody could take what they wanted - as long as it stayed on the premisis. Generally most was soft drinks.
I have a theory that the coffee table tradition, is partially why a relatively large portion of Danes drink their coffee black.
You don't need to add anything to the coffee, when you have cake to go along with it.
Especially since most of the Sønderjyske cakes are pretty heavy.
interesting theory that makes alot of sense! -I do like my coffe filtered and black.... but I never was much of a cake eater... :D
Love the coffeetable, we southerner are very proud of it.
And you are not done untill you've tried everything.
The whole 'you mess with one of us, you mess with all of us' traces back to our time as vikings.
The same for our brothen in Luther Nordic countries. Even if we fight with Sweden a lot, we stand together when times call for it.
You don’t touch our bothers and sisters without facing the wrath of all of us.
Not to mention that jysk kaffe often contained snaps
i can say for sure alot of danes, HATE Carlsberg (not all), we wont touche it, but Tuborg, damn, we love that
The law specifically stated that any Danish man or woman, observing the Swede to be crossing a frozen Øresund, HAD to respond with fire, or in a case of utmost emergency, pick up a branch, and attack. The law was abolished Quite a while ago, however (Why, I will never understand, but be that as it may) but it is still a funny bit of history. Strange, what laws comes out of 400 years of collective warfare, huh?
Yeah definitley. Tho, I would find it terrifying to attempt and walk across the ice to Denmark in the first place, not so much for being hit with a stick, but falling through the ice. :D
@@PimPimGamer its just a 10 mile stretch across the open sea. better hope the currents are not strong enough to weaken the ice.
Coincidently, there is a story about "gøngehøvdingen" The chief of the Swedish people known as "Gøngerne". in these tales, they are being chased across a large frozen lake, but the enemy falls into the ice because they insisted on riding across instead of walking
@@scar445 That honestly sounds familiar, there may be multiple stories with a simular message. Very cool to know, thanks! :D
Well as many other countries we got a lot of history here a lot of inventions, science and progress came from Denmark but its often get left in the background because the American culture is so all over. I do suggest watching their video 7 Danish Inventions You Should Know About
The first law was overruled back in 2015 or something like that, so it's not legal anymore unfortunately
It's a bit like Australia and New Zealand!! 😁🫂🤨 Similar to the Dutch treatment of the Germans! 😄 Yes, lots of passive/aggressive ideas! 👍 Same in Australia, all for One! 🤗👏
My paternal grandfather was part of the danish resistance and sailed jews to Sweden. We still have his nazi issued fishing permit and resistance armband.
You have to come here 🇩🇰
I am a Dane.. if you want to know why americans speak english then learn how many words in english came from denmark norway and sweden :)
It seems you're forgetting the other languages it has been influenced by, like: Greek, Latin, French, Dutch, Arabic and Persian.
@@somerandomguy4240 didnt forget them i just didnt mention them :D:D
@@Justin1337Sane Fair enough! Just saying we can't take all the credit lol.
two good reasons Huntsmen Corp Frogmen
8:45. Nahh.... Fuglsang Black Bird and Early Bird. These are good beers ;)
what i didn't know at danish could legal hit a swedish with stick (i'm self a danish)
aaarh.. dude with would beat the swedes ice or no ice 😂... naarh we love the guys "next door"
Mate... two words: lego landmines
Come on..Who would hit the beer? Perfect protection:)
The reason there was a law passed, that a dane could beat a swede with a stick, in case oeresund froze, is because sweden won 3 wars against Denmark. One of the times Sweden invaded Denmark, was by using the frozen oeresund. The law is not in effect anymore, but it is funny to think about :)
Den er stadig lovligt det er en myte at den ikke er
@@danieldaugaard403 Nej det er ikke en myte at den er fjernet, det er fakta.
Det er en myte at svensken gik over Øresund, MEN I januar 1658, gik den svenske hær på ca. 7.000 mand over Lillebælt. Af dem gik to kompagnier gennem isen og druknede, men størsteparten af hæren kom i sikkerhed. Fyn blev indtaget, og de svenske tropper fortsatte over isen til Langeland og derfra over Storebælt til Lolland.
after ww2 german soldiers had to remove all the mines they places here and then had to line up and march over the area they cleared .when that was done they could return to germany.
A film has been made about it. It can be seen here, but only in 480p
th-cam.com/video/dwUsA5OUJmU/w-d-xo.html
Honestly, that was fucked up that we forced them to do that. They werent even all cleared, the last beaches was not cleared till 2012
@@ethanor We were also not nice to the German refugees after the war in the Danish prison camps. Mostly women and children, whose health the public didn't care about. They got so bad that Danish doctors warned of the risk of epidemics if we didn't treat them better.
I understand that people were mad at the Germans, but it's still embarrassing.
@@ethanor Well, in reality _we_ didn't force them to do anything. You see, after the capitulation, the Germans were under English command, and _they_ ordered the Germans to clear up their mess of around 1.5 million landmines, which from a moral perspective is perfectly fine, and from a logical perspective the most reasonable course of action. The Germans put to work clearing the mines, weren't as we've seen in the highly inaccurate film "Land of Mine" ("Under Sandet" in Danish) young boys who had no idea what they were doing, the Germans doing the clearing were engineer troops who in some cases had planted the mines themselves, so they knew how they worked, and had detailed maps of the minefields. Furthermore, the English allowed them to use their own armored vehicles, demilitarized of course, so it's not like they were forced at gunpoint to walk across minefields, they were forced to prove that they had done a thorough job to discourage anyone from "accidentally overlooking" one or more mines.
Even under these circumstances, our country wasn't officially declared free of landmines laid by the Germans until 2012 as you know, but what you might not know is that 3 more landmines were found in 2015 and 2016, some of those in a public park of all places. Now, how do we know _for certain_ that there aren't any more landmines left in our soil?
@@mace8873 you can’t even defend your own homeland. You surrendered it in less than four hours. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
My grandad helped jews escape to Sweeden during ww2, in boats
I love hitting swed's with sticks :P
Yeah to bad there is a bridge now they can use :( 😁
Me too I’ve been waiting my whole life for them to come. I swear this Winther 😡
Dejligt du laver video om Danmark
apparently im awesome. who knew?
ps. dont hide shit behind the beer if you're hiding it from us. even several storage halls of beer only hides shit until we find out about the beer. those bottles will be see through before you know it. then again, at that point we might not care about the secret.
Vi får grisene frem hvis at du ikke passer på
You better watch out! We might even have a single working military unit by 2035! And a ship! I know, really - wild!
In all seriousness, the state of our armed forces is embarressing. To think that our special forces used to be highly praised whenever they were engaged in anything outside of Denmark, to a point where we now don't even have ammo for training exercises (and that was BEFORE Ukraine got invaded).
Sorry bro I dont Think this is the place to disguss such things are very complex and also rely on alliances 😅
@@PhilipZeplinDK still somehow have a stronger military than Canada in some ways... and you have a good number of ships, an actual airforce, and a large number of reservists... AND armoured vehicles (modernized) alongside tanks. If you think Denmark is doing poorly... lol
@@Smeme dude we don't even have enough ammunition for training exercises... and we have to tow one of the tanks back and forth because it can't drive anymore. It's pathetic :( luckily that's changing now with radically increased defence spending.
Wish the money could be used for something else, but that, sadly, turned out as still naïve at this point in history :(
@@PhilipZeplinDK What have you been smoking?
We still like to beat up stupid drunk sweedes who come sailing for our beer! :D -JK! we just like the siblings rivalry. ;)
Heh