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The United States is religious against kings and genuinely thinks they have a holy mission of humans right, freedom, democracy, and liberalism. Obviously this
by whatsThisBtn4 2mo ago
The United States is religious against kings and genuinely thinks they have a holy mission of humans right, freedom, democracy, and liberalism.
Obviously this doesn't always happen, but there's only an extremely small minority that think otherwise.
Maybe put me in the otherwise camp. Disappointed democracy produced Trump. Maybe we need a technocracy to defend the world from China.
- cooggog 2mo ago[dead]
- woodruffw 2mo agoI don’t think the average American voter “genuinely” thinks that they’re on a Blues Brothers-style mission from god to deliver liberalism and freedom to the world. I would be surprised if that’s even a minority view among voters.
- whatsThisBtn4 2mo agoDid you go to k12? It's indoctrination, math, and reading.
- idoubtit 2mo agoThe average American voter does think the USA play a positive role for the world, while the average non-American think otherwise. In details, a 2026 study from the Pew Research Center states that: - 57% of A. think the USA contribute to peace in the world a great or a fair amount. - Republicans and supporter think so at 82%. - Outside of the USA, the median is at 35%.
- Schmerika 2mo ago> - Outside of the USA, the median is at 35%. A little important context for that poll: Globally, people believe the US is a greater threat to peace, stability and democracy than any other country. And it's been that way in every poll I've seen since 2003.
- Tangurena2 2mo agoAs a country, we sure do think it is our mission/duty from god to "save the world from communism" (or whatever it gets called today). I think one movie that shows this is High Noon. That 70+ year old movie shows that it is "not all Americans, but always an American".