Copenhagen Reacts to Trump’s Greenland Takeover Plan | AC1G

[@simonbradley6921]

They are so incredibly level-headed in the face of such idiocy!

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[@suki4410]

The netherlands could demand the wallstreet back.

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[@bobafett_8922]

Man the next 4 years are going to be long

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[@agquiz1847]

LONG? it could be the end.

[@gungnir3926]

americans have no business sowing disent amongst danish citizens. the greenland matter is ONLY a matter for danish realm citizens. Germans didnt go into scotland with an agenda to promote and sponsor growing disunity with UK. so if you cant continue this conversation in danish or greenlandic, you just please close the door on your way our.

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[@hrkozl]

It only matters what the Greenlanders want. Edit: "People should have a say over who gets to rule them" is now a controversial statement apparently.

[@gungnir3926]

nope. its danish. land will never be exchaged. history is over. otherwise each person is a soverign state and no collective institutions exists. either or. we can also just make a vote in each village in alaska or siberia to see if they want to be ruled by themselves or by uganda or maybe ruled by a dude in florida named Tom.

[@mangemongen]

By that logic, we should ask the Indians (native Americans) if they want America back.

[@hrkozl]

@@gungnir3926 In your example Denmark would be Uganda? Because that's about as relevant as Denmark is, the canadians of Europe.

[@shaaravguha3760]

@@gungnir3926 That's how most european countries work. Just look at Scotland for exaple, they were given a vote and voted to stay

[@-Nobody-1]

@@mangemongen It was the European countries who displaced the native american in what is now the eastern united states. The British, French, Spanish, Dutch... before the US even became a country.

[@zantox100]

Yea, nah, no one touches Denmark.

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[@zantox100]

@@DRMNewsInternational it could perhaps re-shape Donald Trumps personal view's but those are also irrelevant in this matter. As he wouldn't find any true support to actually make Greenland a part of the USA.

[@-Nobody-1]

@@DRMNewsInternational I think Greenland will vote on independence.

[@abhishekyadav-gc8xb]

Vikings ❤️👍

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[@gungnir3926]

@@DRMNewsInternational its just danish. thats it. alaska is just american because it is. all who have frozen borders and ended hisotry is a team called "the free world" where we play tall together. its either or.

[@Jake-cy3ev]

@@DRMNewsInternational The viking legacy means that it is not just the Greenlanders who decides the future of Greenland. We've been there for 1200 years. That we allowed the inuits to stay on our territory when they arrived in the 12th century does not mean that this territory is now suddenly theirs.

[@hrkozl]

@@gungnir3926 Alaska is american because it is fine with being american. People have agency. We don't live in a colonial or feudalist system where the opinions of citizens don't matter, so lay off your bathsalts just for a day, please.

[@hrkozl]

@@Jake-cy3ev Yeah lol, and just because Danes live in the territory currently called Denmark doesn't mean that land belongs to them. All it's big neighbors should annex that little stain of a country and teach their people some humility- perhaps they can still find some glacia in Greenland to live on? After all, who cares what native people say? Might makes right.