Innuit and Greenland

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https://www.humanium.org/en/denmarks-experiment-on-inuit-children-a-painful-legacy-of-forced-assimilation/

So 88% of Greenlands population are native inuit. In reality will these people object to being under US sovereignty when they have been horrendously treated historically by a colonial power (Denmark). I would think these people ultimately want independence but would a change of sovreignty massively impact their lives?

Would it just be easier for the Danes to sell Greenland to the US and money made available to improve Inuit lives in a way of their choosing and binding agreement that the US don't target inuit culture?

The US can hardly take a moral higher ground on how they have treated their native people or basically anyone not white.

My point is that the inuit probably don't care which colonial power is in charge as long as they can carry out their lives without intervention.

Ah, so your point is ‘here is some stuff I guessed without actually talking to any of the people involved’.

The op is probably from the usa because the post and mistaking it with Iceland are exact copies of a post on Threads made by an American Trump supporter.

The only decision makers are the Greenlanders themselves. Trump only wants it for the minerals - he’s after money - nothing else.

Given that the OP can't spell Inuit, conflates all Inuit nations into one thing, doesn't know the difference between Greenland and Iceland and conveniently wants to criticise Denmark's colonial past while gliding over how the US has treated First Nations to this very day...

I don't think we need to take this poster seriously at all

It's Sunday lunch time in Moscow.

Going for Greenland has been a plan of many USA presidents it's always been on the table.
Trump has obviously got a renewed background push on this and in his usual style is doing hard ball like he always does.

He made a very clear line on defence of it

@HeadyLamarr I'm greaftul for this article actually because it shows there are always layers to any story.

Eg nasty trump taking Greenland from lovely Denmark maybe true but as ever there are far more nuances at play.

Every single country that took over another has this kind of history, it’s not exactly rocket science is it?

It would be good to stop it happening again, especially with someone like Trump who has so little regard for human rights.

I find most russians know their geography. They don't agree with the boundaries but they do know where certain countries are.