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"Make America Go Away". Anti-Trump caps sold out in record time, amid threats from the American leader to take over Greenland.

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The red hats that parody Donald Trump's MAGA (Make America Great Again) movement have become a symbol of protest in Denmark against his claims to take over Greenland. Inscribed with slogans like "Make America Go Away," the hats sold out quickly among protesters.


Instead of "Make America Great Again," the hats are printed with the slogans "Make America Go Away" and "No to NUUK!" – a play on words based on the Danish expression "Nu er det nok," which means "Now it's enough," replacing nok with Nuuk.


The initiative was launched by Jesper Rabe Tonnesen, an entrepreneur from Copenhagen, who stated that the hats sold out quickly, in half a day, and he decided to order more. The profit obtained from sales will be donated to a children's charity organization in Greenland, thus highlighting a social dimension of the protest.

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