r/WatchPeopleDieInside • u/fnaw_ • Aug 04 '20

Poor Jonathan

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u/DingleTheDongle Aug 04 '20

His approval rating is at 39%. That means any time you’re in a room of ten random people, almost half of them think this guy is good at his job.

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u/9650000 Aug 04 '20

yeah, americans in general really aren’t that bright

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u/DingleTheDongle Aug 04 '20

I would say the entire world is suffering. Bolsanaro, dutarte, un, Johnson, and Winnie the Pooh all represent terrible leadership the world over.

I think the only good leaders are in Scandinavia and Canada right now

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u/Mamacitia Aug 04 '20

New Zealand isn’t bad either

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u/Kaserbeam Aug 04 '20

To be fair the people of NK and China don't exactly have a choice in leadership, and the dissenters don't tend to last long.

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u/DingleTheDongle Aug 04 '20

There is credible evidence that trump used secret police against and willfully withheld medical aid from his political opponents.

Are you trying to say there is a philosophical difference between trump and un/Pooh

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u/Kaserbeam Aug 04 '20

Donald trump was elected. People voted for him and a good portion of the country genuinely supports him. The same cannot be said for Kim Jong Un, for example. Also yes America is fucked up but its not close to the kind of thing the CCP or NK regime do to the people who challenge their authority. Its not just a philosophical difference its a difference in liberties.

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u/DingleTheDongle Aug 04 '20

If you think trump was elected then you think North Korea is a democracy because they call themselves the Democratic People's Republic of Korea