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The Danes are nihilists

Many Danes will no doubt feel that nihilism has nothing whatsoever to do with their everyday lives. In fact, most Danes are nihilists. The ordinary Dane no longer believes in anything. Almost everyone has already accepted that the world is meaningless. Nothing matters more than our individual well-being. Believing in values – beyond one's own kitchen island – is rightly regarded by the ordinary Dane as religious fanaticism. Values are simply un-Danish!

Values are simply un-Danish!

Countries we would not normally compare ourselves with experience famine, natural disasters and war. The Nihilistic Democratic Party does the same as the ordinary Dane: nothing. Our greatest worry is whether to choose the local craft beer or the Belgian import. The Danes are de facto nihilists. NFP is therefore the party of the ordinary Dane. The nihilist cause is the people's cause.

Until NFP was founded, Denmark suffered from a democratic deficit. Only with NFP is there a party to vote for that shares the ordinary Dane's attitudes and actions.

NFP has finally given a voice to the great silent, paralysed majority.

Ask not what you can do for your country. Nothing can be done.

  • Be realistic – demand the unreal!

    NFP has chosen to put the spotlight on a growing and unacceptable problem: reality. Reality is a media-made symbolic delusion that supplies the population with precisely the illusions of purpose and meaning needed to make anyone bother to carry out their meaningless labour of Sisyphus.

    Read more about NFP's realpolitik here...

  • The threat to Denmark!

    The Nihilistic Democratic Party demands that the politicians wake up! The greatest threat to Denmark's security lies within Europe's borders.

    Read more about NFP's foreign policy here...