So what does the rest of the world think about the prospect of Donald Trump being US President?

[King Kreole]

No, it's not. The hate Trump gets is predicated solely on the comments that comes out of his mouth. One might disagree politically with Hillary, Bernie, and Putin but at least they aren't citing tabloid magazines to sling mud at their opponents. At least they aren't openly threatening to restrict certain freedoms of our press. At least they've done their homework, and don't sound like a high school student winging a book report he didn't prepare for. Trump is petty, narcissistic, and everything he says demonstrates how in over his head he is. And who on Earth would want a president that would take to Twitter to insult world leaders?! C'mon, man. The Putin hate might be unfounded, but this type of behavior is unacceptable from the would-be POTUS.

they may be drone striking weddings and children with impunity, but at least they're not mean to reporters!
they may be gutting the middle class and lining their pockets with the profits, but at least they sound smart while doing it!
they may be instrumental in propping up an immoral apartheid regime in Israel, but at least they're polite about it!
Obama may have deported more people than any other President in history, but by god at least he wasn't rude about it!
Hillary may have destabilized the Middle East and had a hand in the Honduran coup that lead to the assassination of Berta Caceres, but by god didn't she look so smart doing it!

 

[mbewane]

The entire globe collectively winces in sheer disgust every time his name is mentioned. The possibility of such a brutish, bigoted, hateful orange fukkass hatemonger becoming one of the most powerful men in the world is horrifying.

Basically all of this.

It seems like the stereotype of America(ns) that the rest of the world has is just being proven correct with Trump potentially becoming president.

how the sane / intelligent populous of America see trump is how a lot of the world see America in general.

I personally want him to win so Americans hit that and start correcting the bullshyt in their country, that's the dream scenario anyway but it will probably be the opposite and they will try and get another liar in the special house to buttfukk them in the name of "Freedom"

Spoiler

And I love the fukkery

Exactly. Trump is every bad stereotype about Americans made true.

All of the leaders of the US strongest allies are against him, no shyt. But that's because they're all in bed with the US establishment and Trump getting elected is gonna fukk up their gravy train.

Many many common people from other countries are pulling for Trump.

Where?

As if most world leaders aren't also pieces of shyt

That's not the point, none of them have the nuisance capacity of the US.

All in all, Trump is the logical result of the Bush-Tea Party bs that has been going since the early 2000s. But no one is surprised that the US would champion someone like Trump. It's more about how the Democrats can't seem to get together to present a REAL alternative to his bs declarations, but that's what's been going on for years in Europe. So no real surprise there neither.

 

[NoMayo15]

they may be drone striking weddings and children with impunity, but at least they're not mean to reporters!
they may be gutting the middle class and lining their pockets with the profits, but at least they sound smart while doing it!
they may be instrumental in propping up an immoral apartheid regime in Israel, but at least they're polite about it!
Obama may have deported more people than any other President in history, but by god at least he wasn't rude about it!
Hillary may have destabilized the Middle East and had a hand in the Honduran coup that lead to the assassination of Berta Caceres, but by god didn't she look so smart doing it!

Everything you listed here has been endorsed by Trump, only he doesn't (yet) have the political record that we could look at and critique! He has fooled you people into believing his position on any issue differs at all from most politicians.

And yes, how you say things is almost as important as what you actually say. If you act like a mad dog, men will treat your like a mad dog. If you act like a whiny little bytch, men will treat you like a whiny little bytch.

Plus, if your response to every complex diplomatic/economic/political problem is "trust me, no one knows how to solve it but me," and no substance, that is a serious red flag to me that you don't know what the fukk is actually going on.

 

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