For part two, we don't breed bison and elk in Denmark. Pigs and Cows are pretty much the only animals we breed that we also eat. We have sheeps too, but not in the same proportion.
I think they meant that people do not see people left of the center looking to fix those issues, so it's not surprising that people vote for the right.
My guess is a Bearded Dragon
A birds pecker?
Futurama has an episode like that. It was a pretty good one.
That means an average U.S. citizen uses 1,46 straws a day. What the fuck are you guys doing? Compare that to the U.K. where it's 0,18 by your own numbers.
"Never perfect. Perfection goal that changes. Never stops moving. Can chase, cannot catch."
It's a video game quote but it helped me realise that there is always some aspect that can be changed for the better
Same for Denmark, at least back when I last checked in 2018.
Seeing the sights, feeling refreshed and invigorated
Seeing the sights gets boring when you've done it more than a handful of times. And I'm not sure why, but I don't feel refreshed when I've been out on a bike ride due to the winds. They aren't strong, but they don't need to be when going 18/25.
having a sense of accomplishment
This argument is one I strongly despise cause arbitrary difficulty does not/should not give a sense of accomplishment. Take the bus instead and you'll have that same sense of accomplishment but waste only half the time. Or walk and spend twice the time and get it too.
It's true, but not helpful. If it was helpful it would actually tell them it's spelt "in fact" and not just say: not a word
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Azteh
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Having just read it, it comes down to a CO2 tax on animals in general and not just cows and pigs.
"En CO2-afgift på udledninger fra husdyr. Der indføres en afgift på 300 kroner per ton CO2 i 2030 stigende til 750 kroner per ton CO2 i 2035 med et bundfradrag på 60 procent. Den effektive afgift vil dermed udgøre 120 kroner per ton i 2030 stigende til 300 kroner per ton i 2035."
Posted the actual Danish text in case someone wants to translate into their own native languages in case of specifics. I'm surprised the agricultural workers agreed to this.