The editor of *Klassekampen*, Mari Skurdal, argues that cuts to postal delivery in Norway represent a dismantling of democracy. The reductions in service are predicted to cause an economic crisis, particularly for those relying on postal services for commerce and vital communication. Skurdal believes accessible postal services are fundamental to a functioning democracy, enabling participation and information access for all citizens. The concerns center around the impact on rural areas and individuals who may be digitally excluded. Further details regarding the extent of the cuts and their specific economic consequences are anticipated. This decision is drawing criticism from those who see it as a step back for societal connectivity in Norway. The debate highlights the importance of universal services in the modern age.