• Hanrahan@slrpnk.net
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    3 hours ago

    Yeah, pisses me off. The entire defence of Europe falls upon Ukraine’s shoulders.

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        38 minutes ago

        No, it isn’t part of the EU.

        It is part of the Kingdom of Denmark, which isn’t in the EU. Only Denmark, a country within the Kingdom is in the EU.

        However, the citizen of Greenland are citizen of Denmark, thus EU citizen.

        But you are right that Greenland has a closer relationship with the EU, then Ukraine. And the EU and allies want to protect its citizens at least. And via its member state Denmark, the constituents of Kingdom of Denmark as well.

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      2 hours ago

      If North Korea can have nukes, Ukraine can have nukes. Every nation in europe should be able to have nukes so long as russia, china, israel, north korea, and america has nukes. Ukraine shoulda kept their nukes, but thats just hindsight. Nato should be giving ukraine nukes, not bodies. Once israel, north korea, russia, america, and china de-nuke (in that order), then we can discuss any further kind of nuclear disarmament. Until that seemingly impossible scenario arises, nuke up, europe.