Greendland - why not?

[Anonymous]

We've taken over Greenland before during ww2 invoking the monroe doctine.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenland_in_World_War_II

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Look, we are talking about Denmark’s colony here; we can’t just take their colony from them.

Greenland belongs to Denmark.

Well, the new Donroe doctrine says we can. You have to keep up.

Not new, we took it over before invoking the monroe doctine to prevent the UK , Germany and Canada from doing so.

I don't get why people think the monroe doctrine is new, its been the US policy for over 200 years that we're the hegemon of the Americas.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenland_in_World_War_II

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Who gives an F about Greenland. We have more than enough issues here to worry about; why are we concerned with taking over some country that as far as I can tell we have no right to take.

Because Trump needs more distractions from the Epstein files so we’ll all stop talking about how he was supplying girls for a world’s biggest pedo ring.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Who gives an F about Greenland. We have more than enough issues here to worry about; why are we concerned with taking over some country that as far as I can tell we have no right to take.

Because Trump needs more distractions from the Epstein files so we’ll all stop talking about how he was supplying girls for a world’s biggest pedo ring.

Oh yea, everything goes back to the Epstein files. Dems will talking about those files 50 years from now, like people talked about the JFK files for all those years. Can someone tell me why Biden didn’t release the files ?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If most Greenlanders doesn't want to be part of the US (to their own detriment) than I think we should respect their wishes? My question is, why wouldn't they want to be part of the US? We are the most advanced country in the world. We have an excellent public school system. In fact, Id rather be educated in the poorest school district in America than literally anywhere else outside the US. We have the best hospitals and most advanced mericine in the world. Literally every other country is behind us in terms of modern medicine. The vast majority of medical advancements happen the US. The US can make any country look like a 3rd world country.

I’m assuming this is parody. Good one.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If most Greenlanders doesn't want to be part of the US (to their own detriment) than I think we should respect their wishes? My question is, why wouldn't they want to be part of the US? We are the most advanced country in the world. We have an excellent public school system. In fact, Id rather be educated in the poorest school district in America than literally anywhere else outside the US. We have the best hospitals and most advanced mericine in the world. Literally every other country is behind us in terms of modern medicine. The vast majority of medical advancements happen the US. The US can make any country look like a 3rd world country.

Is this satire?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If most Greenlanders doesn't want to be part of the US (to their own detriment) than I think we should respect their wishes? My question is, why wouldn't they want to be part of the US? We are the most advanced country in the world. We have an excellent public school system. In fact, Id rather be educated in the poorest school district in America than literally anywhere else outside the US. We have the best hospitals and most advanced mericine in the world. Literally every other country is behind us in terms of modern medicine. The vast majority of medical advancements happen the US. The US can make any country look like a 3rd world country.

I’m assuming this is parody. Good one.

I am glad someone else got it. The intentional typos really give it away.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Who gives an F about Greenland. We have more than enough issues here to worry about; why are we concerned with taking over some country that as far as I can tell we have no right to take.

Because Trump needs more distractions from the Epstein files so we’ll all stop talking about how he was supplying girls for a world’s biggest pedo ring.

Oh yea, everything goes back to the Epstein files. Dems will talking about those files 50 years from now, like people talked about the JFK files for all those years. Can someone tell me why Biden didn’t release the files ?

Because Biden was a placeholder who didn't work out as intended. The current president is more embarrassingly awful than Biden was. Trump is that current president and Epstein was his close friend during a large portion of the darkest Epstein years so it's fair to ask for those files.

[Anonymous]

There is zero point in "taking" Greenland. It's already part of NATO. We have a military base there. Denmark has said the US is welcome to expand its military presence in Greenland. They have also said the US is welcome to compete for mining deals and concessions.

But taking Greenland by force would be the end of NATO. The US will lose its military bases in Europe. 100,000 US troops will go home. A very successful trans-Atlantic alliance will be gone.

Europe, the UK, Canada, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand will form a separate alliance, isolating the US. And naturally, a US seizure of Greenland will lead to the end of the US dollar as the reserve currency. No one will be buying the $39 trillion of debt the US currently has outstanding. Interest rates will soar in the US. Unemployment will skyrocket. And the US will stand alone in its modern great depression.

And for what? Trump seems determined to change the US from the only global superpower in the world to being nothing more than a regional bully - like Russia or Iran. Taking Greenland makes no strategic sense whatsoever. The costs to the US are enormous. And there's no coming back from it. If the US makes that move, the entire security and trade structure that has served the US very well for 80 years is gone.

I am sometimes surprised by the breathtaking stupidity of Republicans. But taking Greenland goes even further than that. There really needs to be a thorough investigation into Trump's ties to Russia. A move like taking Greenland destroys American national security. And only Russia and China benefit from that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If most Greenlanders doesn't want to be part of the US (to their own detriment) than I think we should respect their wishes? My question is, why wouldn't they want to be part of the US? We are the most advanced country in the world. We have an excellent public school system. In fact, Id rather be educated in the poorest school district in America than literally anywhere else outside the US. We have the best hospitals and most advanced mericine in the world. Literally every other country is behind us in terms of modern medicine. The vast majority of medical advancements happen the US. The US can make any country look like a 3rd world country.

Is this satire?

It must be.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Who gives an F about Greenland. We have more than enough issues here to worry about; why are we concerned with taking over some country that as far as I can tell we have no right to take.

Because Trump needs more distractions from the Epstein files so we’ll all stop talking about how he was supplying girls for a world’s biggest pedo ring.

Oh yea, everything goes back to the Epstein files. Dems will talking about those files 50 years from now, like people talked about the JFK files for all those years. Can someone tell me why Biden didn’t release the files ?

Because Biden was a placeholder who didn't work out as intended. The current president is more embarrassingly awful than Biden was. Trump is that current president and Epstein was his close friend during a large portion of the darkest Epstein years so it's fair to ask for those files.

So what if he’s placeholder, that didn’t stop him and his autopen from doing all kinds of really stupid shit. A more plausible reason is that Epstein was “friends” with a lot of Democrats, probably more than Republicans. Ever think of that ?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There is zero point in "taking" Greenland. It's already part of NATO. We have a military base there. Denmark has said the US is welcome to expand its military presence in Greenland. They have also said the US is welcome to compete for mining deals and concessions.

But taking Greenland by force would be the end of NATO. The US will lose its military bases in Europe. 100,000 US troops will go home. A very successful trans-Atlantic alliance will be gone.

Europe, the UK, Canada, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand will form a separate alliance, isolating the US. And naturally, a US seizure of Greenland will lead to the end of the US dollar as the reserve currency. No one will be buying the $39 trillion of debt the US currently has outstanding. Interest rates will soar in the US. Unemployment will skyrocket. And the US will stand alone in its modern great depression.

And for what? Trump seems determined to change the US from the only global superpower in the world to being nothing more than a regional bully - like Russia or Iran. Taking Greenland makes no strategic sense whatsoever. The costs to the US are enormous. And there's no coming back from it. If the US makes that move, the entire security and trade structure that has served the US very well for 80 years is gone.

I am sometimes surprised by the breathtaking stupidity of Republicans. But taking Greenland goes even further than that. There really needs to be a thorough investigation into Trump's ties to Russia. A move like taking Greenland destroys American national security. And only Russia and China benefit from that.

All of this!! And then by the logic of some commenters here China would look at the U.S. and say; we can take them.
“Taking” Greenland, (we will not be able to), so essentially declaring war on our ally and on our own military alliance - that is the red line to inevitable self destruction. No coming back.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There is zero point in "taking" Greenland. It's already part of NATO. We have a military base there. Denmark has said the US is welcome to expand its military presence in Greenland. They have also said the US is welcome to compete for mining deals and concessions.

But taking Greenland by force would be the end of NATO. The US will lose its military bases in Europe. 100,000 US troops will go home. A very successful trans-Atlantic alliance will be gone.

Europe, the UK, Canada, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand will form a separate alliance, isolating the US. And naturally, a US seizure of Greenland will lead to the end of the US dollar as the reserve currency. No one will be buying the $39 trillion of debt the US currently has outstanding. Interest rates will soar in the US. Unemployment will skyrocket. And the US will stand alone in its modern great depression.

And for what? Trump seems determined to change the US from the only global superpower in the world to being nothing more than a regional bully - like Russia or Iran. Taking Greenland makes no strategic sense whatsoever. The costs to the US are enormous. And there's no coming back from it. If the US makes that move, the entire security and trade structure that has served the US very well for 80 years is gone.

I am sometimes surprised by the breathtaking stupidity of Republicans. But taking Greenland goes even further than that. There really needs to be a thorough investigation into Trump's ties to Russia. A move like taking Greenland destroys American national security. And only Russia and China benefit from that.

Ending NATO would save the US gobs of money, especially bringing back the 100,000 troops as you say. The US doesn’t need NATO, we are not the ones landlocked with Russia, that would be Europe. So, I don’t think Europe is walking away from NATO on behalf of Greenland. Most of what you argue is completely unsupportable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Setting aside how he has gone about it, what's wrong with the idea of Greenland joining the US. It cannot be negative for the very small population over there, and could be positive for them. As for the US many many benefits. So, setting aside the rhetoric, what's wrong?

Life in Somoa and Guam is pretty miserable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Who gives an F about Greenland. We have more than enough issues here to worry about; why are we concerned with taking over some country that as far as I can tell we have no right to take.

Because Trump needs more distractions from the Epstein files so we’ll all stop talking about how he was supplying girls for a world’s biggest pedo ring.

Oh yea, everything goes back to the Epstein files. Dems will talking about those files 50 years from now, like people talked about the JFK files for all those years. Can someone tell me why Biden didn’t release the files ?

Because Biden was a placeholder who didn't work out as intended. The current president is more embarrassingly awful than Biden was. Trump is that current president and Epstein was his close friend during a large portion of the darkest Epstein years so it's fair to ask for those files.

So what if he’s placeholder, that didn’t stop him and his autopen from doing all kinds of really stupid shit. A more plausible reason is that Epstein was “friends” with a lot of Democrats, probably more than Republicans. Ever think of that ?

Biden was a big ole mistake and 95% of Dems aren't afraid to admit that. Trump was nominated three consecutive times and there are still idiot MAGAS who don't understand and acknowledge that mistake. Intelligence advantage is firmly in the Dem's favor.