Any Americans on here? What is the feeling in America regarding trump?

I don’t think it’s likely but most won’t want this. A few on here might as below, but must want to avoid that conflict.

Maybe read the threads….

Do you realise how many Danes fought and died alongside the U.S. after 9/11? Your ignorance is astounding

Well fine then 🤷‍♀️
so when people judge those who voted for Trump it has nothing to do with you
why are you reacting this way?

Imagine if huge oil reserves were discovered in Northern Ireland. Some people in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland would like to unite the island.

Donald Trump - ' The Republic isn't in NATO. It doesn't even have an air force. There are many socialists , environmentalists , feminists in Ireland. Bad people , actually terrible people the worst people, they support Palestine and are all transgender. That oil is vital to US interests. Britain can't defend it because London is under Sharia Law now , it's awful bad and terrible. Obviously Northern Ireland belongs to the USA. They love us and we love them. I even have a golf course there so it makes perfect sense.'

also let’s not forget that during WWII the US didn’t provide its help for free.

It took the UK until 2006 to pay off the debt.

I didn’t vote for trump ffs.

What about US rule over Scotland or the Uk as a whole?

Why do you care what someone on the internet calls you??
but yeah if you voted for Trump for whatever reason probably best if you don’t vote at all

They are not relying “on the US”. They are relying on the international system mutually agreed by all countries after WWII.
and if US wasn’t openly instigating Ukraine breaking away from Russia’s influence and promising them support back in 2014 maybe nothing would have happened with Putin. Obviously you can see how US reacts when something is happening in its backyard (clue: Venezuela).

also let’s not forget that post WWII it was the US foreign policy to stand up to USSR and to build Marshall program and other programs supporting European states so they would be in the US influence and were politically dependent on the US. And it were US POLICY decisions to be the biggest financial backer of NATO, for the same reasons. Maybe average person or Donald Trump have no memory but some of us studied history (and more than that, I have an undergrad diploma In international relations and international law). So it’s ridiculous to hear these complaints given that it was US policy all along.

also let’s not forget that during WWII the US didn’t provide its help for free. And prior to joining the war (2 years after it’s started) it happily traded with Germany etc

im not going to vote anymore because being called a bad person for voting sucks.

You can vote for whoever you want but democracy doesn’t mean that people aren’t allowed to judge you

What!? Greenland is sovereign territory of Denmark so is part of NATO since Denmark is part of NATO

@LupaMoonhowl . One DC was a 2Lt in the army. His grandfather fought for Canada in WWII. His young cousin has already said that he will go if conscripted. It is a subject that we have seriously discussed as a family recently.

We don’t have the capability to ‘stand up’ to anyone is not unrelated to a lack of interest in joining the armed forces, and tech can only do so much to fill the gap.
Re Europe and Greenland, 'United we stand, divided we fall".

I don’t want my sons to fight for Denmark’s rule over Greenland -you can bet Keir Starmer’s sons won’t be conscripted. Will you be encouraging yours to sign up?
We don’t have the capability to ‘stand up’ to anyone.
Where do you think the soldiers will come from?
We should be grateful that the US is still defending our interests -no reason b why b they should /especially with the visceral
contempt they are getting from the nations they’ve been propping up for 80 years.

I don't want my children to grow up in a country with relatively little real defence against foreign threats.

Does possessing nuclear weapons constitute not count? Wouldn't it be best to want Britain to start untangling itself from dependence of the US and spend more on its own defence?

I can see a future where US 'takes' Greenland under the pretext of providing security and defense services for allies/NATO but then not coming to our aid when needed.

Only a fool the naive will trust the US today. Trump has proven himself to be an unreliable ally, committed to using the miltary/pressure politics to 'win' in scenarios where he, his family and his major donors end up making $$$$$$.

We absolutely have to stand with Denmark and Greenland against in Trump.

I took such a reactionary view about Greenland simply because you could argue Britian should be acting in Brit son's interests. We are utterly reliant on the US for security with a lot of US supplie d equipment and they are a major trading partner so even if we ha he what Trump is doing (yes it's a bit dwranged) i isn't it simply politic to not aid Denamark and loss of the USA?.How would it damage Bri rain if Greenland was in US ha nds?

I don't want my children to grow up in a country with relatively little real defence against foreign threats.

Ridiculous to say that Denmark should ‘stand up to him’.
Yes whilst still relying on the US to protect Europe from Putin.
Like petulant teenagers ‘standing up’ to their parents but still freeloading off them.

I know - I get that! But why is she saying I’m a bad person? Why the personal judgment against me? I didn’t try to invade greenland

you havnt said who you voted for….

so you vote tactically to try and make an impact, that’s what I did. Did it work? No. Doesn’t make a bad person though - this is the point I’m trying to make. Being told I’m not a nice person

and that’s great you’ve voted in so many elections. Not sure what that has to do with anything though.

My longstanding MP doesn't take his seat in the HoC. Every GE I vote for whoever may be able to unseat him in my constituency.

So my voice gets heard.

I have been voting for more than 30 years. Parliamentary, Devolved Assembly, local council, MEP, referendums. I've even voted in foreign elections when I lived abroad.

I cast my vote to make changes, sometimes massive changes. My vote has benefited my society.

Has yours?

I saw this today and it about covers it from my perspective.

The whole world is impacted by Donald Trump, people are going to have opinions. People in other countries are worried that their kids are going to get drafted into wars that a madman is starting.

Which one?

Maybe your vote will be successful.

The Republican Party is failing to protect the American people. Despite having a Republican POTUS, a majority in both Houses, and on the SCOTUS.

Trump is inflicting domestic and global chaos. I don't think the Republican Party will be able to survive it. So hopefully, with the split, US voters will get more choice in the future.