Should the U.S. pursue a deal to take control of Greenland?
Danish leaders said they are cautiously optimistic about a potential U.S.–Greenland deal, as the Trump administration continues to seek greater control over the Danish territory.
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"Take control of" part of another country, let alone that of an ally? Merely to formulate the question is a sign of raving insanity...
Beyond Trump, was anyone ever in favor of actually taking control of Greenland?
If you're a "Yes" — does that hold if Denmark and Greenlanders themselves say no, or is this about acquiring it regardless of consent?