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Predator 5 year s ago
We do not own the land, at best we're a product of it, therefore any border ultimately, it's just a construct and reflects the low level of evolution (territoriality) we dwell in. In layman's term: any citizen of any "country" doesn't posses any land, by default; he/she (or the ancestors) has to pay for it. Stop feeding the illusion.
       
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Hans Island

Nares Strait

If you ever wanted to see a fight between two of the friendliest countries in the world, this is it. This island is situated between Ellesmere Island in Canada and Greenland, and residents of both countries have been exploring and existing on this barren island for centuries.

To date, no one has the rightful claim, though Denmark says it’s theirs (due to their control of Greenland’s foreign affairs), while Canada says that if anything, our border goes down the middle, so we could share.

Currently, there’s a joint task force trying to sort out who owns what, but for now, anytime the Danish go to the Island, they leave us a bottle of Schapps, while when we visit, we leave a bottle of Canadian Club and a sign that says “Welcome to Canada.”

 

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