#jegerdansker

[neuroqueer-enby]

Jeg tænker næsten dagligt på regeringens nye beslutning om, hvem der kan kaldes dansk. Mine forældre er fra Rusland, og jeg er født i Danmark. Jeg har altid haft følelsen af, at jeg aldrig har hørt til nogen steder. For et par år siden var der en periode, hvor jeg boede i England. Det var det, der skulle til for at finde ud af, hvor dansk jeg egentlig er, og hvor jeg hører til. 

Jeg mindes en episode i folkeskolen, hvor jeg halvt havde gang i to forskellige samtaler på en gang. Den ene af mine klassekammerater spurgte mig, om jeg er enebarn, til hvad (i forlængelse af den anden samtale) min anden klassekammerat grinende kom til at svare “Nej, Alex er bare er 2. generations-indvandrer”. Mere får jeg tydeligvis ikke lov til at være,  uanset hvem jeg føler, jeg er eller hvor jeg føler, jeg hører hjemme. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯  Det gør egentlig pænt ondt. Av.

[youngstringers-nv-blog]

The squad

Photo © Amazin/YoungStringers

[hasfeelsthemazerunner]

Today more than 40.000 people showed up in Copenhagen, Denmark to honour the 2 killed civilians and 5 injured policemen during the terror attacks on Cph this weekend. All around Denmark in the bigger cities thousands of people have showed up at similar smaller memorial services. These past days people have been laying thousands of flowers for the killed and has been thanking the police, giving them hot coffee, flowers and kisses on their cars. "only" 2 may have died but the police and the killed prevented more than a hundred people getting murdered and hurt. around 20 people in the first shooting at a cafe and 80 people (including children) at the synagogue where the second civilian was killed. The reason why we today can stand together and mourn the loss of 2 and not a 100 is because of the amazing effort of the danish police force this weekend. they are no less then heroes Tonight we stand together, tonight we speak, tonight and forever we remember! Thank you <3 Rest In Peace <3 

[fitmgs]

So close to home! Terrorist attack in Copenhagen tonight and it is seriuosly scary. Even when the terrible murders happened at Charlie Hebdo i France it still seemed somewhat far away, but now shooting happened 400m from my home. My thoughts go out to the victims, both innocent civilian who was murdered but also our brave cops who was shot protecting The Danish people.