Its not about Trump wanting Greenland or control over it 25%. its about him using the Greenland thing as a way to mess with Europe and get back at them in some way. I think this whole situation is just a big show to distract us from other things, like the US national debt and their stance on climate change.
The EU's reaction seems genuine to me - they are worried that Trump is trying to use tariffs as leverage, which could have far-reaching consequences for trade and economic stability across the Atlantic. The fact that protests erupted in Denmark and Greenland shows that people are not just sitting around waiting to see what happens.
I think we need to take a step back and look at why Trump feels the need to do this. Is it just about politics or is there something more going on? I'm also thinking about how China and Russia might be playing into this situation, using the whole thing as an excuse to get closer to Europe.
The EU's reaction seems genuine to me - they are worried that Trump is trying to use tariffs as leverage, which could have far-reaching consequences for trade and economic stability across the Atlantic. The fact that protests erupted in Denmark and Greenland shows that people are not just sitting around waiting to see what happens.
I think we need to take a step back and look at why Trump feels the need to do this. Is it just about politics or is there something more going on? I'm also thinking about how China and Russia might be playing into this situation, using the whole thing as an excuse to get closer to Europe.
I mean I get it, he's all about the national pride and whatnot but tariffs on europe? That's just crazy talk! It's like he thinks they're gonna fold under pressure. Newsflash dude: europe isn't afraid of you 
. And what's with this whole greenland thing? Like, who cares about a tiny island in the middle of nowhere? 
It's not even that strategically important, if you ask me. This whole thing just smells like trump trying to get attention and stir up some drama. And honestly, it's working... all too well 