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@4KEagles_Elias I like cs2

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@JeLaminah @grok @grok what about me

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@4KEagles_Elias I hate cs2

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Thank you God

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@casanor11 @LarsNunne @Statsmin Har man så ikke lige, men tro du bare det

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@ZeckTTV Unc might be onto something

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@TriEarth96 @Storgaaard @PhillipHansenS @Erik_Hamre the locals in that picture were offered nice food to say some stuff they were "told", thats a good deal. and trust me there is no disagreeing, its factual that the benefits are better when under denmark

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@TriEarth96 @Storgaaard @PhillipHansenS @Erik_Hamre Denmark already provides better welfare than the U.S. A U.S takeover wouldn’t help those people at all

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@PeSutter @Henrik_Palmgren that is true, nothing. is free, however the people of greenland are not near the maine contributors to the government which keeps up the fliexicurity system, what i said still stands

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@PeSutter @Henrik_Palmgren where tf are you getting 1M from? that would never happen, and actually denmark gives around 500 million USD to the greenland government and they provide for arount half of their budget, so i think they do give to them, along with the provided benefits of school, health and more

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@Storgaaard @PhillipHansenS @Erik_Hamre (the workers of the store, also confirm they recognize the faces, that they indeed are either homeless or "vulnerable")

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@PhillipHansenS @Storgaaard @Erik_Hamre trust me, in smaller societies its not hard to recognise the people who stand in front of a supermarket all day, while some are homeless

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@PeSutter @Henrik_Palmgren correction: i take back that they are "ahead" but rather that their system just provides better for them

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@PeSutter @Henrik_Palmgren wont taht win-win be unfair towards the citizens of america, and that will never happen, and trump has to pitch the idea that their system provides better than the danish, which is does not and never will, as it is one of the parameters that denmark is just so ahead on

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@American_Gladio @Hoosier_Warrior @Henrik_Palmgren Wrong. Denmark’s economy thrives on high-value industries like pharmaceuticals, renewable energy, and advanced manufacturing.

hardly 'consumptive services.' We export innovation and expertise, not just 'circulated' value

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@American_Gladio @Hoosier_Warrior @Henrik_Palmgren Denmark’s living standard comes from our flexicurity model—a strong safety net paired with a dynamic labor market—not colonialism. Our society is built on education, equality, and innovation, not outdated exploitation narratives

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@American_Gladio @Hoosier_Warrior @Henrik_Palmgren and yet somehow in denmark we still have better living situations than you people

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@American_Gladio @Hoosier_Warrior @Henrik_Palmgren The EU balances sovereignty and integration better than your ‘Russia and China’ examples. Colonialism wasn’t just ‘finance’ it was exploitation and erasure, much like your forced ‘integration’ fantasy. Try again.

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@American_Gladio @Hoosier_Warrior @Henrik_Palmgren Ethnogenesis? Nice, but forcing sovereign nations into ‘integration’ isn’t natural—it’s imperialism with a fancy name. Europe’s ‘stagnation’ is a myth; the EU is one of the most integrated regions globally. Your hot take is just colonialism wrapped in pseudo-intellectual nonsense

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@American_Gladio @Hoosier_Warrior @Henrik_Palmgren classic excuse for erasing cultures. Denmark’s economic and cultural reality includes being a global shipping giant, managing Arctic affairs, and maintaining a distinct national identity. is your vision of 'progress', erasing nations to fit your imaginary map? sounds stupid