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Double it every day
Clarification: You don’t need a permit to demonstrate in Sweden. They can still go and burn the Koran if they want to. Not getting a permit just means the police won’t help you out with diverting traffic etc etc. Police will only give permit if they can guarantee public order, and following recent events they don’t think they can for this demonstration. That in itself can be seen as a failure, but they’re still free to demonstrate, the police just won’t help them. >

Are you free to demonstrate if people can show up and assault you while the police tell you it’s not their responsibility to help? >

Why would the police not help if someone is being assaulted? It doesn't matter what the reason for the assault is, the police have to step in, even if there was a morally justifiable reason for assaulting that person like them pouring milk first, cereal second. >

Have you been to a protest before…? It’s not as easy as just calling your emergency number and saying “hi I was just assaulted, can you come to me in the middle of this large crowd, treat me, and find the person”. Especially when police won’t be there in any official capacity >

Well that's obviously not how it will go now is it? If it turns violent then the police will show up in force to seperate the groups. In all likelihood there will be some sort of police presence anyway, just not to facilitate a protest. >

The Danish police estimated that they used around 16 million dollars to provide preventive police protection for Rasmus Paludan during 2019 when he ran for the Danish parliament.
They were warned in advance before the each demonstration, so they had to show up in full force to protect him. >

I don't think it harmed their NATO application. Turkey objected to the Koran burning but they had already stated previously they would block the NATO application. They can't now turn around and say ..."we'll double block it"! >

Perhaps they should threaten to burn a Koran a day until they get admitted to NATO?
/Probably not a great idea >

No no no.  Wrong way.  Its 1 Koran m, day 1; then 2 korans day 2, 3 day 3 - and so on and so fourth.  You’ve got to escalate it 
/I’m joking around here