A recent portrait of Søren Gade (V) in *Jyllands Posten* highlights a disturbing trend toward the normalization of anonymous personal attacks within Denmark. The article suggests this is symptomatic of a broader societal issue where defamatory statements and criminal utterances often go unpunished. Writer Anne Sofie Allarp argues that Danish politicians have a responsibility to address this escalating problem. The lack of repercussions for online abuse contributes to its proliferation and acceptance. This inaction poses a threat to open political discourse and potentially impacts broader societal norms. The piece emphasizes the need for accountability and a societal response to these attacks to prevent further normalization of harmful behavior. The situation demands a clear stance from Danish lawmakers regarding the consequences of such actions.