Some Trump supporters believe that the US should take action in Venezuela, including capturing President Nicolas Maduro, as they see it as a necessary measure to enforce law and order. They argue that Maduro's government was not doing enough to address issues like drug trafficking.
However, others are more divided on this issue. Some share Janelle Manes' view that the US should not intervene in Venezuela, believing that it is an internal matter for the country to resolve. Others see potential military action in Greenland as a strategic necessity due to its location between China and Russia.
While Robert Rose supports Trump's actions in Venezuela, he expresses uncertainty about Iran and notes that "my idea of a military action is something that is advanced and can be an action that is painless but effective." He believes the US should not try to take over Greenland and instead explore the possibility of purchasing it from Denmark.
There are differing opinions among Trump supporters regarding these issues, reflecting broader divisions in American public opinion.
However, others are more divided on this issue. Some share Janelle Manes' view that the US should not intervene in Venezuela, believing that it is an internal matter for the country to resolve. Others see potential military action in Greenland as a strategic necessity due to its location between China and Russia.
While Robert Rose supports Trump's actions in Venezuela, he expresses uncertainty about Iran and notes that "my idea of a military action is something that is advanced and can be an action that is painless but effective." He believes the US should not try to take over Greenland and instead explore the possibility of purchasing it from Denmark.
There are differing opinions among Trump supporters regarding these issues, reflecting broader divisions in American public opinion.
, can't they make up their minds? One minute it's Venezuela, the next it's Greenland... like what even is the logic here? 
I mean, I get that people are passionate about Trump and his policies, but this is just crazy talk. Taking over a country or buying an entire island from Denmark because of its strategic location? Give me a break 
. And what's with the idea of "painless" military action? Painless isn't exactly how wars go down 
. I'm all for being strategic, but this is just reckless. Can't we just focus on solving problems at home instead of getting involved in every other country's business? 
. I mean, Venezuela's got some serious problems, no doubt about it. But do we really want to get involved? It feels like we're trying to solve someone else's mess without even talking to them first 
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. It's easy to get caught up in the heat of the moment, but let's not forget that there are real people affected by these decisions 
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I mean, have you seen the history of US interventions? It's like a long list of failed attempts and messed up countries 
It's like someone said, "Hey, let's buy this frozen rock from Denmark!" Who's gonna pay for it, anyway? 
Not us taxpayers, that's for sure 
I think Trump should focus on more pressing issues than buying an island he can't even see 
like it's some kind of prize to be won. I mean, can you imagine if we actually took over Greenland? Would we even know how to run a country that cold? 
It just seems so... messy. And can you imagine if Trump went through with it in Greenland? The whole world would be talking about it for years 
. We should just leave that country alone and let Denmark keep its cool 
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, but others are all about leaving Venezuela alone and let them figure it out on their own. I get where they're coming from - it's their country, after all! 
And can we talk about Greenland for a sec? Like, what even is the point of buying it from Denmark? Is there something about China and Russia that we need to control? 
It just feels like we're jumping from one mess to another without thinking it through. 
As someone who's all about finding inner peace, I wish more people could just take a deep breath and consider the bigger picture before making any decisions 
. I mean, what's America's business with someone else's problems? We've been down this road before and it never ends well. It's time for the US to focus on its own issues rather than trying to solve everyone else's problems. Plus, have you seen the history of regime changes in Latin America? It always leads to more chaos and suffering. I'd rather see the US support peaceful protests and diplomacy over military intervention 
. And can we please talk about Greenland for a second? I think it's crazy that some people are considering buying it from Denmark 
. Venezuela's got its own problems, but US intervention? That's a classic case of "we're all gonna be in trouble here" 
, but buying it from Denmark would be way more chill 
. Just let Denmark keep it, fam 
. And what about Iran? We can't even figure out how to deal with that situation properly, and now we're thinking of taking on Greenland too? Not exactly the most solid plan, if you ask me 
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! And for real though, we need to make sure any action taken is thoughtful and not impulsive. What do you guys think? Should the US be taking a more hands-off approach? 
BUT SERIOUSLY, TAKING ACTION IN VENEZUELA OR PURCHASING GREENLAND FROM DENMARK? THAT'S LIKE, TWO VERY DIFFERENT THINGS!!! 
. Can't we just talk about these issues like adults instead of resorting to grandstanding 
. What if it just makes things worse? The guy's been in power for ages, maybe he's finally starting to do something right?! 
Can't we just stick to our own problems for once?!