You've read how Denmark did forced sterilizations to Native Greenlanders, right? How about this quote from "The Danes don’t see us as humans,” Amarok Petersen told The Post in a local Inuit restaurant overlooking Nuuk’s famous fjords. “They think we’re too expensive, too small a population. But they take our land, our children, our lives and expect thanks.” She was talking about Denmark taking the Inuit's children away for adoption or institutional care — often permanently separated from their families, she said. The program, which ran from the 1950s through the 1970s, was part of Denmark’s broader effort to assimilate Greenlandic children, often without parental consent.
The Denmark "owns" Greenland, not the Inuits.
