Malte Larsen criticized what he described as double standards among politicians in the climate field. He wrote that ordinary Danes should pay more to fly on vacation, while climate minister Samira Nawa, according to his information, traveled by private jet to a climate summit in Turkey. Also, the climate spokesperson for the Alternative party and other members of parliament were reportedly flown there, according to Larsen. Larsen believed that politicians simultaneously moralized over Danes' vacation habits and wanted more expensive plane tickets and lower CO₂ emissions. He questioned the benefits of the climate summit but emphasized that he was not against politicians flying. His criticism was directed at what he saw as a difference between the demands placed on ordinary citizens and the travel of politicians. #klimafornægtelse #dobbeltmoral #klimaforandringer (translated)