10 Countries That Love (and Hate) America the Most

[DOMS]

How do you know? you never traveled outside your country from what I see in every one of your posts.

There's this thing where you can communicate with people from all over the world. It's called the Internet. You can Google it.

You dont have to give all your stuff America to be loved, just need to stop being the world police.

Sure, that'll do it... People won't hate us for not opening our borders even wider, giving them access to the wealth of a country that is not their own. People even bitch about the USA not giving enough. Even though, in absolute dollars, we give more than the next five countries combined. They bitch that "it's less a percentage of your country's GDP."

They'll always be bitching.

Fuck 'em.

 

[HialeahChico305]

There's this thing where you can communicate with people from all over the world. It's called the Internet. You can Google it.

lol @ mentioning the internet vs real live personal experiences.

Sure, that'll do it... People won't hate us for not opening our borders even wider, giving them access to the wealth of a country that is not their own. People even bitch about the USA not giving enough. Even though, in absolute dollars, we give more than the next five countries combined. They bitch that "it's less a percentage of your country's GDP."

They'll always be bitching.

Fuck 'em.

Yeah USA gives, but if said country does not behave...... they taketh away. its a form of control .

 

[DOMS]

lol @ mentioning the internet vs real live personal experiences.

In previous posts, you voiced your opinion against the war in Afghanistan and Iraq. I wasn't aware that you had been to those place.

Yeah USA gives, but if the said country does not behave...... they taketh away.

And here you completely trying to sidestep my valid point that you're wrong.

 

[charley]

Helping other countries is all about corporate interest, corporations use tax dollars to soften the ground in order to gain control of a 'countries future value' ... most likely Oil, precious Metals, Gems, access to Sea ports , all for corporate gains, so-called interest by religions & humanitarian is a facade & only helps to advance 'Global Corporations Gains'.....

 

[DOMS]

Helping other countries is all about corporate interest, corporations use tax dollars to soften the ground in order to gain control of a 'countries future value' ... most likely Oil, precious Metals, Gems, access to Sea ports , all for corporate gains, so-called interest by religions & humanitarian is a facade & only helps to advance 'Global Corporations Gains'.....

That wasn't why so many Americans wanted to help Japan, other SE Asian countries (after the tsunami), and Haiti.

But, I think we should cut off all aid, with the exception of those countries that are actively doing something for the USA.

 

[HialeahChico305]

Helping other countries is all about corporate interest, corporations use tax dollars to soften the ground in order to gain control of a 'countries future value' ... most likely Oil, precious Metals, Gems, access to Sea ports , all for corporate gains, so-called interest by religions & humanitarian is a facade & only helps to advance 'Global Corporations Gains'.....

Its the way of corporate america, only the blind see it differently.

 

[DOMS]

Its the way of corporate america, only the blind see it differently.

I see that you're still not trying to refute my points.

Also, you seem unable to understand that the American government and corporations are not the general populace, which is what I've been talking about.

 

[HialeahChico305]

I see that you're still not trying to refute my points.

Also, you seem unable to understand that the American government and corporations are not the general populace, which is what I've been talking about.

wrong

 

[DOMS]

wrong

This post...

Venezuela
Bolivia
Ecuador
this list goes on and on.....

...says otherwise.

 

[HialeahChico305]

This post...



...says otherwise.

I put that on the list assuming he was referring to the American gov, not its people. My mistake I suppose.

 

[DOMS]

I put that on the list assuming he was referring to the American gov, not its people. My mistake I suppose.

Fair enough. No hard feelings. You're still my favorite Mexican.

 

[HialeahChico305]

Fair enough. No hard feelings. You're still my favorite Mexican.

Not mexican, but Ill take it as a compliment

 

[DOMS]

Not mexican, but Ill take it as a compliment

You know what I mean!

 

[heckler7]

Pakistan has been our ally in the middle east and other countries as well . They have saved our ass a few times and just like in the US the people don't approve what the government does at times

 

[oufinny]

In Britain, France, Germany and nearly a dozen other prominent nations, the percentage of people with a favorable view of the United States has declined over the last decade, according to a new global survey by the Pew Research Center. That trend has been apparent since the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq, which was highly unpopular in many countries. The 2008 financial meltdown marked another slip in America?s reputation, as many people blamed Wall Street for a global recession that still weighs on the world economy. Controversial drone strikes aimed at terrorists and childish political antics in Washington continue to mar America?s image abroad.

Here are the 10 where people have the most favorable impression of the U.S.:
1. Philippines (percentage with a favorable view of the United States: 85%)
2. Israel (83%)
3. Ghana (83%)
4. Senegal (81%)
5. Kenya (81%)
6. El Salvador (79%)
7. South Korea (78%)
8. Italy (76%)
9. Uganda (73%)
10. Brazil (73%)

Here are the 10 nations with the least favorable impression of the U.S.:
1. Pakistan (percentage with a favorable view of the United States: 11%)
2. Jordan (14%)
3. Palestinian territories (16%)
4. Egypt (16%)
5. Turkey (21%)
6. Greece (39%)
7. China (40%)
8. Argentina (41%)
9. Tunisia (42%)
10. Lebanon (47%)

Pakistan can suck it as far as I'm concerned.