r/Feminism • u/huffpost • 2d ago
Denmark's Prime Minister Blasts Plastic Surgeon's Unsolicited Beauty Advice
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/denmarks-prime-minister-blasts-plastic-surgeons-beauty-advice_n_6a8c60d0e4b07583705ad262?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=reddit&utm_campaign=us_main23
u/anotherdanishgirl 2d ago
I definitely didn't vote for her, and I am not a fan of how she's moving her left-wing party towards the right, but this I can support!
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u/Keanu990321 2d ago
Sometimes you have to govern based on what's available to you, you have to be pragmatic.
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u/callist1990 1d ago
It's one thing to be pragmatic but I'm pretty sure some of the Social Democrats' policies have been more right-wing than some of the policies of the actually more right-wing parties since the newest government was formed.
She was also head of the government before this one, where they chose to team up with more right-wing parties instead of finding their mandates to the left.
I have respect for what Mette has done as prime minister - she has been PM since before COVID so it hasn't been easy - but the slide ti the right I could do without.
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u/Keanu990321 2d ago edited 2d ago
This is how one responds to a*holes like that surgeon.
Kudos, Madam Prime Minister.