"He made the comment a moment after saying he liked the sound of it but not if it means the American military has to get involved. Of course, it's insane to say we're gonna take it by force, Maher said. That was crazy. He continued, Before he came along, I' never been thinking about [acquiring Greenland]. But maybe we should've! Maybe we should've. That also should be on the table."
"Most interestingly enough I guess with Trump, he brings up a lot of stuff where you go I never thought of that. I never thought of Greenland,' Carolla said. Carolla added: He does do a thing where he goes, Why don't we take Palestine and make it into a golf resort and it'll be like Miami Beach. And everyone's first impulse is This is outrageous! and then the next moment it's like, I don't know, maybe there's something there."
Proposals surfaced to explore the United States acquiring Greenland as a strategic or valuable asset, with some viewing the idea as unconventional but potentially beneficial. Concerns include opposition to using the American military to seize territory, with forceful acquisition rejected as unacceptable. Other border-altering proposals mentioned include making Canada the 51st state and redeveloping Palestinian territories into resort-like destinations, prompting mixed reactions between outrage and reconsideration. The ideas blend provocative rhetoric and strategic possibility, generating debate over seriousness versus provocation and raising questions about feasibility, international diplomacy, and long-term negotiation details.
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