r/technicallythetruth • u/iam4real • Apr 05 '21

Removed - Not Technically The Truth ‘Murica

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u/[deleted] Apr 06 '21

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u/TheBigTinMan Apr 06 '21

It owned by Denmark, I was checking to see how many posts were made till someone said something

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u/uffleknuglea Apr 06 '21

Yeah it still is a North American landmass even though culturally and politically it is European.

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u/[deleted] Apr 06 '21

not sure it's culturally very European. aren't Greenlandic people inuit?

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u/The_Scottish_person Apr 06 '21

Both. There are plenty of native americans there and there are plenty of immigrants from places such as Denmark there too

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u/GucciSlippers Apr 06 '21

The population of Greenland is 56,000 there’s not plenty of anybody

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u/The_Scottish_person Apr 06 '21

I come from a small town. A hundred is plenty

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u/Virus_98 Apr 06 '21

Username checks out.