The quality of proposed @CommunityNotes is pretty low, and even the published ones have a lot of factual errors and typos.
Why do I have to spend ages rating other people's notes to get approved as a note writer? Why not give me a small SAT-like test instead to prove that I can think and write clearly?
@MamaBeau1975@DanielKorski@megynkelly Denmark does not allow nukes in Greenland or elsewhere. The US lost a hydrogen bomb in a plane crash near Thule Air Base, so it wouldn't be popular to bring them back.
@Pawanjain22@ianbremmer There is no clear legal concept of a Greenlander either. It typically means Danish citizens living in Greenland.
The only precedent I can think of is Russia offering citizenship to people in occupied Ukrainian territories. It’s unlikely that many Greenlanders would accept that.
@baumgaji@EvilClive67@mitchellvii There was a deal to offer compensation of ~$46,000 per victim last month. I am glad that your grandmother avoided sterilization too! https://t.co/amxpfWviuj
@Crissipoppo@mitchellvii Vikings settled in Greenland before the Inuit. Arguably we stole it back from them. Today both groups are Danish citizens on equal footing.
@DustyReviews@KrisztinaMaria > The vast vast majority of the population is Inuit, not Danish.
It's not as simple. Every Greenlander is a citizen of Denmark. Nearly everyone has some Danish ancestry after centuries of shared history. Many live in Denmark.