A recent debate suggests crime is linked to specific ethnic backgrounds, but this is inaccurate. The author, Magnus Georg Jensen, argues that Danish society is not devoid of criminality. Implying a "pure" Danish identity is a false premise, as crime occurs within all segments of the population. The focus on ethnicity distracts from the broader issue of crime itself, regardless of origin. This narrative misrepresents the reality of criminal activity within Denmark. The author emphasizes that attributing criminal behavior to ethnicity is a harmful simplification, and obscures the fact that Danish citizens also engage in criminal activity. A more nuanced understanding of crime, beyond ethnic categorization, is needed.