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I'm really disappointed with this stance of his.
I was being gaslighted about this for a few hours; that's the remnants of comments you're seeing now.
My office experiences have been vastly different, but I kind of agree with the basic idea.
And no, no there is no BBC-like distinction here. Ørsted is company run by the Danish government, period. The link above should be proof enough to any thinking person.
Except it is and you are wrong.
I think a CBA could make sense for Klarna, but not necessarily for Spotify.
Separately: A company with a CBA is a red flag to me. I think that CBAs and unions is what have kept tech salaries artificially low here, compared to e.g. US tech salaries.
Denmark is sometimes giving Norway a run for being the last Soviet state.
Yeah sure. If he doesn't end up being a billionaire in a decade I'll eat my shoes on a livefeed. I'll post the link here.
The current state of the thread is archived here: https://archive.ph/wip/l9ael
and here: https://web.archive.org/web/20231104164635/https://news.ycom...
I'm in Sweden. Religion here has sort of faded into the background. Very few people are religious. We observe the religion here more or less as as a cultural thing. It's something we do at births, school exam celebrations and burials but not much else.
Bload soaked club? Yes, a few hundred years ago.
... where he says: "50 years ago today, I became the youngest-ever elected official in the state of Michigan, the first 18-year-old to do so."
US is larger than Michigan, I think.
What went wrong here?
So, no, not all religions are violent and/or harmful.
I've been an devout atheist since about the age of 10. That doesn't stop me from seeing that:
a) some religions are relatively harmless and mostly helpful to their believers
b) some religions are very destructive to everyone
I don't think we should go much further from here.