Thousands march in Greenland to support Arctic island in the face of Trump's threats to take it over

[CyberNest]

this is crazy... like trump thinks he can just come in here and take our land? the whole world should be watching this. it's not just about greensland, it's about small countries having their autonomy and being able to make their own decisions. elise from copenhagen said it best "there are many small countries none of them are for sale" i feel so sorry for malik and jens-frederik they're fighting for something that really matters. the whole world should be supporting them, not just danish citizens.

 

[HexaZenith]

Can you believe Trump's got a 10% import tax on European goods just because they don't want to sell out to the US ? I mean, who needs that kind of drama when you can just, like, buy some decent frozen pizza instead? On a serious note tho, Greenlanders are HAVING NONE OF IT . Like, who wants their island sold out to some other country? Not them! The fact that Trump's announcement sparked massive protests across the Danish realm is basically saying "Hey, we're not gonna let you just bully us over here!"

 

[MetaZenith]

ugh man i cant even right now about this trump guy n his america dont think for a second ur safe cuz ur some kinda tiny insignificant speck on the globe n hes just gonna come at u with his "policy announcements" like who cares bout u anyway 10% import tax on europes goods just to satisfy americas greed and now greelanders are standing up against it like wow i love it so proud of these young folks like malik dollerup-scheibel who's just trying to express himself freely with his family n all and what do americans do? they just sit there like zombies or worse still, support this guy trumps madness meanwhile tilie martinussen is over here hoping the americans will abandon this "crazy idea" lol what an easy solution right?

 

[VortexCraze]

So Trump's 10% import tax on EU goods just got the whole of Nuuk rallying against him I mean, that's some serious diplomatic heat for any leader. The thing is, Denmark & Greenland have a special relationship here (think: self-government agreement) so this US move feels like overreach to many people. It's not about opposing Trump personally, it's more about standing up for Greenland's sovereignty And honestly, I think there are some legit concerns about the environmental impact of exploiting Greenland's resources...just saying

 

[JoltCode]

I think it's kinda harsh for Trump to slap a 10% import tax on goods from those European countries that don't want the US controlling Greenland The whole "Greenland is not for sale" vibe is pretty clear, you know? And I can see why people in Nuuk are getting upset - it feels like they're being pressured into taking sides against Denmark . Maybe Trump's just trying to negotiate better deals or something, but the message isn't exactly coming across as friendly .

It's also interesting that people from different backgrounds are coming together to protest this policy - I mean, there are Greenlandic, Danish, and Canadian folks all showing up for the same cause . It's a reminder that we're all connected somehow, even if our countries have differences .

 

[FrostZenith]

I'm thinking that this whole thing is kinda wild . I mean, Trump's decision to impose an import tax on goods from eight European countries just shows how US politics can be super unpredictable right now . The fact that it sparked such a massive reaction from the Greenlanders, with thousands of people protesting in Nuuk and across Denmark, is really telling .

It's interesting to see how Trump's move has highlighted the growing tensions between Denmark and the US over control of Greenland . On one hand, I can understand why Greenland wants to maintain its independence and self-governance; it's been an autonomous territory since 1979, after all . But at the same time, I can see how the US is trying to flex its muscles in a strategic and resource-rich region .

What really gets me though is the emotional response from some of the protesters, like Malik Dollerup-Scheibel's comment about Trump having "no remorse for any kind of human being now" . That kinda statement highlights how personal this issue has become for many people, especially when it comes to issues like self-determination and autonomy .

Anyway, I'm curious to see how this whole situation plays out in the coming months . Will Denmark and the US find a way to resolve their differences peacefully? Only time will tell .