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Posted by sohkamyung 2 days ago

Danish supermarket chain is setting up "Emergency Stores"(swiss.social)
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metalman 1 day ago||
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phyzome 1 day ago||
You seem pretty het up over some basic resilience.
metalman 1 day ago||
you right, WAY too much to go into, but the more I think about the Danes response, the prouder I am to share a world with them, knowing nothing else about them at all,but this as you say "basic resilience" speaks volumes
0xfaded 1 day ago|||
The Danish word for hoarding is "hamstering". Perhaps the most adorable thing about the language. (P.S. the pronunciation of hygge is anything but hyggelig)
decimalenough 1 day ago||
I always wondered why, until I actually got a hamster. Turns out that when presented with a large amount of food, they "hamster" it by stuffing their massive cheeks until they're bulging, then scurry off to consume in peace.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-3x7dLXoAk

daniel_iversen 1 day ago||
Hah yeah Denmark is very boring compared to many other countries :) ... and not meant as a warrantless dig against a large country with a high ratio of pistols-per-capita, but I did research it yesterday and from what I can tell America hasn't changed the 10 rights in their Bill Of Rights ever, whereas Denmark has made major revisions to its entire constitution multiple times.
jfengel 1 day ago|||
We change our Bill of Rights all the time. We just do it by "reinterpreting" it, i.e. applying the prejudices of the last 4 or 5 Presidents.

Conveniently, none of it actually means anything at all, so it is routinely reinterpreted to mean exactly the opposite of what it might appear to mean.

That's not quite true. You still can't quarter soldiers in somebody's house. We Americans have a firm fixed belief in the Third Amendment.

daniel_iversen 1 day ago|||
What I said was the US hasn't changed the 10 amendments (as far as I know) - they're written exactly the same way they were hundreds of years ago, right?. Agree with you it seems like people are playing whack-a-mole trying to fiddle with the interpretations, but maybe they need to have a look at the actual core 10 amendments in the first place?
jfengel 1 day ago||
There is no practical way to amend them. People are absolutely and fervently attached to their interpretations, and the bar to amendment is extremely high.

If it were possible to amend them, then it wouldn't be necessary; we'd already agree on a less-unreasonable interpretation.

I think it is entirely clear that after 250 years they aren't even slightly fit for purpose, if they ever were. But I cannot see a way to revisit them without re-applying the process under which they were written in the first place.

lazyasciiart 1 day ago|||
Wait til the national guard gets sick of sleeping on floors during their terrorism deployments to Blue cities
alchemical_piss 1 day ago||
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darknavi 1 day ago|||
I'd add that some U.S. states are actively attempting to make it harder/impossible to amend their state's constitution!

https://missouriindependent.com/2025/09/08/missouri-house-ad...

ngcc_hk 1 day ago||
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layman51 1 day ago|
I read this two or three times and have no idea what you are trying to convey.
s5300 1 day ago||
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vasco 1 day ago||
It's funny that these guys found a way to exploit the war to get free marketing from probably a warehouse expansion / warehouse-store hybrid they'd do anyway, and people think they are some prescient preppers. If war starts, 3 days supplies helps with effectively nothing and people will go to supermarkets to hoard anyway.
petermcneeley 1 day ago|
This is quite a fun app to play with: This link has some presets https://nuclearsecrecy.com/nukemap/?&kt=100000&lat=55.675313...
wiseowise 1 day ago|
You do understand that the first country to use nukes offensively will become pariah for 100 years?
GJim 1 day ago||
*second country.

(Not to detract from your otherwise correct post).