In practice, (and I say this as a Dane living here) a Dane living in Denmark does not notice any remaining restrictions. We can take the bus, attend events, sit

In practice, (and I say this as a Dane living here) a Dane living in Denmark does not notice any remaining restrictions. We can take the bus, attend events, sit down for some fine dining, go to the movies, see some art, drink wildly, all without wearing a mask or doing anything differently than pre-COVID. It is suggested you quarantine if you are identified as a close contact, not required. And that's fine. You shouldn't come into work if you have a cold and I definitely don't want someone coming in to work if they think they were hit with COVID. Danish society is largely built around what is reasonable, equitable, and fair. > but leave the law that can place you under effective house arrest. This starts to make you sound unreasonable and that you are using the COVID restrictions as a veil for crusading against what you perceive as the makings of authoritarianism. That's silly and I wont get into an argument with you about that. Yes, we went into lockdown early, our government protected us, cared for us, ensured our wellbeing. And it shows in our infection and mortality rates. We came out singing. When J&J looked like its efficacy was going downhill, they offered us free Moderna boosters because they care. We were not mandated to do it, they just said, hey Danes, if you want a little extra help, we're here for you, come on down.