白宫强行“示爱”

Group 1 - The White House released a set of Valentine's Day cards on social media platform X, which included a card featuring Greenland's map surrounded by hearts, sparking controversy among netizens [1][3] - The card's message suggested it was time to define the "ambiguous relationship" between the U.S. and Greenland, a territory that is an autonomous region of Denmark, highlighting past U.S. interest in acquiring it [3] - Greenland's residents oppose the idea of the U.S. claiming the island, stating that "it is no longer the colonial era," and Danish officials reported that negotiations with the U.S. regarding Greenland did not meet expectations [5] Group 2 - The release of the cards led to mixed reactions online, with some users criticizing the White House for being inappropriate, while others humorously mocked the situation, including a meme altering the word "Terrific" to "Tariff-ic" in reference to Trump's trade policies [5] - Additional humorous responses included images of Trump giving a thumbs up, with captions poking fun at Biden's use of an automatic pen for signing documents, suggesting "our love will be automatically signed" [5]