Will the residents of Greenland be willing?

[shapanwwuom]

The following year, the Greenland Autonomy Act came into effect, giving the Greenland Autonomous Government full control over its natural resources and its income no longer having anything to do with Denmark.

Since then, Greenland has not only gained political independence, but also economic independence.

Local citizens have the right to hold a referendum and decide for themselves whether to completely secede from Denmark.

The relationship between the two is actually similar to that between India and the Commonwealth, and there is no strong binding relationship between them.

Greenland at this time, like Iceland which gained independence in 1944, was also nominally a Danish territory and enjoyed the same autonomy.

Whether it is establishing an independent country or joining another country, the greatest initiative is still in its own hands.

Let’s look at the United States.

Referring to the history of Hawaii's annexation to the United States, it was done through a joint resolution of Congress, which only required majority approval.

And currently, the Republicans have an advantage in engineer data both houses of the U.S. Congress…

Therefore, as long as both sides are in agreement, it is theoretically feasible for Greenland to join the United States.

It's just that it has a bad reputation.

And at present, Trump, representing the United States, is absolutely willing.

The only question remains:

There is a fact that few people know: although the Inuit are small in number, they have a very strong national consciousness and a strong sense of identity with their own culture, history and traditions.

They are very disgusted by outsiders calling them "Eskimos", which means "people who eat raw meat"; and "Inuit" is their self-proclaimed name, which means "human beings".

At least the Inuit in Greenland consider Danes to be Danes and Greenlanders to be Greenlanders.

By the same token, they don’t even accept the Danes, with whom they have lived for hundreds of years, so why should they accept the Americans? ‌