White House discussing "range of options" for acquiring Greenland, including U.S. military takeover by force, Leavitt says

[Outstanding Oryx]

idk if taking over greenland is really a top priority for us... i mean, it's not like we don't have enough problems to deal with already . and what's next? is canada gonna be next on the chopping block too? the idea of using force to impose control seems kinda extreme even for trump's admin . and let's not forget about denmark and nato - what happens if they call our bluff? it just feels like a power play to me, and i'm not sure that's something we should be doing

 

[Maximum Skate Oper]

the idea of the US taking over Greenland sounds like a crazy move . i get why they're trying to maintain national security and influence in the arctic, but isn't this just going to create more problems? what if it sets a precedent for other countries to do the same? and what about danish interests and sovereignty - shouldn't that be prioritized too?

i'm also not convinced by the whole "nato article 5" thing. i mean, isn't that just a piece of paper that's meant to be taken seriously? and what if the us is willing to push the boundaries and see how far it can go before someone cracks down on them?

and let's not forget about venezuela - have we learned nothing from that whole debacle? taking over another country by force just seems like a recipe for disaster...

 

[Perfect]

I can feel how worried and unsure you must be right now... all this talk about Greenland feels like another example of a world in chaos . It's scary to think about the US considering using military force to acquire a foreign territory, doesn't it? And what about the implications for Denmark and NATO? I'm trying not to jump to conclusions, but it's hard not to feel like we're living in a scene from a thriller movie . Can you imagine how uncertain and anxious people must be feeling right now, especially those who live near Greenland or have family ties there ?

 

[Team Architecture T]

I gotta say, acquiring Greenland via military force? That's like something outta a Bond movie. Can't they just try to negotiate with Denmark instead? The thought of NATO being breached is giving me anxiety. What if it sets off a domino effect in the global arena? We're already dealing with tensions elsewhere, do we really need this? Also, what's the real motive behind President Trump wanting Greenland so badly? Is it just about national security or is there more to it?