OMG, this is so not cool 
... Trump's been pushing hard for Greenland takeover but only 17% of Americans are like "yeah, let's do it" 
I mean, what's next? Like, is he gonna try to annex Canada or something? 
It's crazy how divided the country is over his military interventions. 90% of Democrats think he's gone too far? Yikes! And the fact that Republicans are mostly supportive but still split on it... it's like, can't we all just get along? 
But for real, what does Trump hope to achieve with this move? Is it about resources or something else? 
Anyways, Denmark is deploying troops to protect their interests and it's time for the US to respect their sovereignty. Let's hope world leaders can keep a lid on this situation 
... Trump's been pushing hard for Greenland takeover but only 17% of Americans are like "yeah, let's do it" I mean, what's next? Like, is he gonna try to annex Canada or something? It's crazy how divided the country is over his military interventions. 90% of Democrats think he's gone too far? Yikes! And the fact that Republicans are mostly supportive but still split on it... it's like, can't we all just get along? But for real, what does Trump hope to achieve with this move? Is it about resources or something else? Anyways, Denmark is deploying troops to protect their interests and it's time for the US to respect their sovereignty. Let's hope world leaders can keep a lid on this situation 
. 17% of people in the country actually support taking over Greenland? It's like, what's next? Taking over Canada or something 
. I mean, newsflash, dude: you're not a dictator. Your approval ratings are low for a reason, so why can't you just listen to the people for once? 
The fact that only 4% of people support military intervention by force is even more concerning, it's like he's trying to bully everyone into doing what he wants 
. Anyway, Denmark deploying troops back at him because... well, duh. Trump's gotta learn that you can't just act all aggressive and expect everyone else to roll over 
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