It’s not nice to point fingers

The rowanberries are sour- said the fox. Verified in Berlingske 12 January.

Here, Niels Bentzon and Elisabeth Siim were very upset that the private hospitals had offered help to carry out some of the operations that have been postponed in connection with the corona epidemic.

The two do not see it as a help, but as a financial gain for the private hospitals!

However, everything else being equal, it must be a help to the people who are waiting for e.g. hip surgery or other harmless. People who stand in a queue that only gets longer.

The chief physicians had clearly looked differently at whether the private hospitals had offered to relieve with covid patients.

Now, as at Herlev hospital, where the two chief physicians are employed, you do not have to mix pears and apples by putting covid-19 patients together with other inpatients. I can understand that it may be necessary, but it is probably not a wishful thinking scenario.

However, let the private hospitals relieve the public and start with the people who are not terminally ill, but have a daily life with pronounced pain and consequent deteriorating quality of life.

Irene Bjerrehuus, Copenhagen

Thanks to Sørine Gotfredsen

Thank you for the service from Valby, sent via radio. You are really good. And say what we need to hear, unlike most other things on the same radio.

There is nothing to do but store it in the soul and shut the world out. Thank you, may your abilities affect the entire Marxist, 60s episcopate and let them realize their selfishness and let people like you preach and make decisions.

Lone Stenger, Bredebro

Trump’s excellent political results

As you know, it is difficult to look at reality through bloodshot eyes, and the very excited Lars Mølgaard in Berlingske on 13 January will not succeed either. He lists a number of terrible character traits in President Trump and does not think that on that basis I can call Trump a good Democrat.

The reality, however, is different. I am not at all interested in Trump as a person, but in Berlingske and other media I have exclusively related to his political project. No matter how much Danish politicians, media and readers hate the president, it can never be denied that he has created a number of outstanding political results: greatest economic growth in decades, highest employment ever for African Americans and Latinos, peace between Israel and Sunni Islam, stopping illegal immigration, of coronavina vaccine, prison reform, which ensures early release of non-violent prisoners and vocational training in prisons for unskilled prisoners, free access for terminally ill people to experimental treatment, strong growth in income for employees, effective punishment of Islamic terrorists as well free and paid school choice for children in vulnerable housing areas.

It is very possible that Trump is a bad guy, but neither the hateful Mølgaard nor anyone else can deny the fact that these reforms have been a boon to American society, to democracy and to world peace.

Asger Aamund

Where are the colleagues?

It is now clear that one can be declared unwanted on TV 2 on the basis of undocumented allegations of possible criticizable behavior in private circumstances 18 years ago – all based on today’s norms and morals. As a result, the person in question has been expelled from two other workplaces, Deluca Film and Nordisk Film. In this connection, it must be permitted to ask: Where are the person’s shop stewards and colleagues on TV 2, on Deluca Film and on Nordisk Film? And do they feel secure in being employed under that kind of modern management?

Rolf Bagger, Hirtshals