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Many Greenlanders are intrigued by the possibility of U.S. engagement and the financial support it might bring—yet it is crucial to note that the prevailing hope remains independence rather than becoming a U.S. state. The deep-rooted aspiration for national self-determination will complicate any narratives suggesting a move toward U.S. ownership.

The Absurdity of Ownership Claims

Trump’s assertions about buying Greenland face fundamental challenges. Firstly, the constitutional reality is clear: Greenland is not comfortably up for sale, as it belongs to the Greenlandic people, not to Denmark in its entirety. The idea of purchasing a country from another country is untenable. The sentiment within Greenland reflects that they alone should determine their geopolitical affiliations.