MagicMush123 said:

Zyiadem said:

MagicMush123 said:

Zyiadem said:

"Jabba the Hutt of white privelege" love it.

I traveled to Croatia in the first year of his presidency, and I can honestly say that nobody respects america or americans after this fiasco of blatant racism, attacks on human rights, and childish retorts.

Later I traveled to Japan, where the most common remark was "Is trump really about what he says? If so, he's going to start a war"

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Thats weird. Because a lot of people in eastern Europe like trump.

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Oh they like him alright, who doesn't like an all american joke?

Your idea of a country liking someone is juvenile, especially when his own country's approval rating is historically abysmal. Small numbers of very loud people like him, but that is no different than America. The number of people with buyers regret is growing daily as Jotus' bias against the poor continues to hurt the lower and middle classes.

Poland is known in europe for its high percentage of white supremacists and pretty high COI, better known as inbreeding coefficient. So essentially you're using the Arkansas of europe as your example.

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Says you. When you make it a habit to judge and then discredit an entire group of people based on geographical location, how are you any better than a racist?

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meltdowner said:

The title should read: The popularity of Donald J Trump abroad means nothing.

Then the thread should end.

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Stable Genius said:

meltdowner said:

The title should read: The popularity of Donald J Trump abroad means nothing.

Then the thread should end.

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If it means nothing to you, fine.

We get U.S. politics shoved down our throats every single day on tv, in print, on radio here, the rest of the world has every right to have an opinion.

Why should the world NOT be interested to see what sort of character is at the wheel of the most militarily powerful nation on earth?

Ignorance is a choice that doesn't interest me.

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qman said:

Stable Genius said:

meltdowner said:

The title should read: The popularity of Donald J Trump abroad means nothing.

Then the thread should end.

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If it means nothing to you, fine.

We get U.S. politics shoved down our throats every single day on tv, in print, on radio here, the rest of the world has every right to have an opinion.

Why should the world NOT be interested to see what sort of character is at the wheel of the most militarily powerful nation on earth?

Ignorance is a choice that doesn't interest me.

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Do you get a fair and balanced report on the news coming out of the US, or is it heavily biased against Trump?

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Stable Genius said:

In all honesty I think the reporting is factual but it is slightly biased against Trump due to his persona. The crazy Tweets and speeches etc don't do him any favours.

Like lets face it he's not a career politician, which is what people are used to.

If you really want a good taste of the Aus vibe/take on Trump check this out qman. These guys take the piss out of Trump at times but they also give him credit where it's due.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/programs/planet-america/

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Yes, I understand the bias against Trump for obvious reasons, but that can easily turn into false narratives that warps the truth.

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Zyiadem said:

MagicMush123 said:

Zyiadem said:

"Jabba the Hutt of white privelege" love it.

I traveled to Croatia in the first year of his presidency, and I can honestly say that nobody respects america or americans after this fiasco of blatant racism, attacks on human rights, and childish retorts.

Later I traveled to Japan, where the most common remark was "Is trump really about what he says? If so, he's going to start a war"

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Thats weird. Because a lot of people in eastern Europe like trump.

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Oh they like him alright, who doesn't like an all american joke?

Your idea of a country liking someone is juvenile, especially when his own country's approval rating is historically abysmal. Small numbers of very loud people like him, but that is no different than America. The number of people with buyers regret is growing daily as Jotus' bias against the poor continues to hurt the lower and middle classes.

Poland is known in europe for its high percentage of white supremacists and pretty high COI, better known as inbreeding coefficient. So essentially you're using the Arkansas of europe as your example.

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Brian Jones said:

Judging an entire group of people is prejudging. Applying a generalization to a particular member of that group is inappropriate. So you can imagine how we feel when blanket statements are made about, for instance, "the Jews" with no qualifications as to whether they are Israeli, American, European or whatever, or whether they are Zionists or not, or which type of Zionists they are. Or whether they are rich international bankers or the 99.999% who are not. We can make similar discussions about this  to blacks, illegal aliens etc.


On the other hand, if we never make generalizations about groups, that would eliminate half the content of the macro level social sciences. Whether a generalization is biased depends on how it's phrased.


Inappropriate or not, people will continue to make generalizations about illegal aliens, qman will continue to make them about Jews and those on my side will continue to make them about Trump supprters.

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qman said:

Actually, I don't make any generalizations about Jews, but I do point out their huge influence in politics, the MSM and the global financial systems.

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The Ecstatic said:

qman said:

Actually, I don't make any generalizations about Jews, but I do point out their huge influence in politics, the MSM and the global financial systems.

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This is a generalization about Jews.

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Great Scott said:

Yeah it's the other way around. It's more of a generalization about financial political influencers, media, and global finance big wigs. It's like saying most NFL players are black. That's not the same as saying most black people are NFL players.

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