Greenlands fuzzy status

[MoonSpot]

I'm interested in what people think about Greenland cause I've always thought it to be a bit strange, like it's neither here nor there.

 

(Plus polls are fun spam, and I get to try/test placing a poll topic to see is I am doing it right)

[beebskadoo]

It is logistically part of North America, but culturally part of Europe.

[Volbet]

It's considered part of the North American continent geographically, but politically it still belongs to Denmark. 

Greenland does have sovereignty over their own terrortory, but can't make decisions on foreign policies.

 

And pot is still illigal in Denmark, so I don't know about the ´pot smoking´ part. 

[ObeseWalrus]

I think that Greenland shares more with Europe and Iceland that's not far away from it.

[MoonSpot]

I don't know, Ellesmere island(Canada) is pretty close. Closer than Iceland is anyways. Perhaps the greenlandians don't think to much of the 150 Canadians in that part of Nunavut.

(150 people, or less, on an island twice the size of Portugal... Only in Canada)

[Trik'Stari]

interesting fact, tectonically speaking the UK isn't apart of Europe either.

[cae]

Is Russia Asian or European? Pick a side, dammit!