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I wouldn't be surprised if he was still targeted by the people and companies lobbying for the law.

• ACCount37 1y ago
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• veeti 1y ago
  You can't fire people in Denmark for having the wrong opinions.
  • m0llusk 1y ago
    Work is more than being fired or not.
    • mrweasel 1y ago
      True, but having worked for quite a few software companies in that city, most probably agree with him. Hell, he'd probably get job offers. But I don't blame him, the Danish minister of justice who is pushing for this bill is a complete nut job. So technically it go hurt him if he needs a security clearance with Danish police or military intelligence.
• poizan42 1y ago
  Yeah, there were 119 people born in 1995 with first name Joachim, and 123 in 1994[0]. There is a pretty good chance that there is currently only one 30-years old Joachim employed as a software engineer in Aalborg. [0]: https://www.dst.dk/da/Statistik/emner/borgere/navne/navne-til-nyfoedte https://www.dst.dk/da/Statistik/emner/borgere/navne/navne-ti...
  • WastedCucumber 1y ago
    Gosh I hope Joachim isn't his real name.
  • wvbdmp 1y ago
    Could be a German immigrant. I don’t know much about Danish naming conventions, but I imagine Joachim is more prevalent in Germany.
    • poizan42 1y ago
      Dunno, but there aren't enough German immigrants to do much to the statistics anyways.