Nicht einmal die befragten Republikaner halten es für eine gute Idee, militärische Gewalt gegen Grönland anzuwenden. 60 % halten es für eine schlechte Idee.
Nicht einmal die befragten Republikaner halten es für eine gute Idee, militärische Gewalt gegen Grönland anzuwenden. 60 % halten es für eine schlechte Idee.
Nice to see them using their brains for once. Now let’s see them use their voices to dissent to Trump
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defroach84 on
You are skipping the big part that only ~15% are against it.
copinglemon on
We don’t live in a democracy anymore. It doesn’t matter what people think, no consent is required.
incasuns on
Regardless of the numbers, surveys like this are obscene.
„Let’s go kill our neighbour and rob him. All in favour?“
MrMrSr on
Don’t worry. Once Trump does it Republican sheep will flip and claim it’s a great idea and that they were communists waiting to be liberated.
Tengou on
As a non-US citizen its alarming that more than half couldnt outright say ’no‘ to aquiring anothing country. Do people in the US not realize other people dont want to be American?
arxaion on
My god, ~45% of my country are morons of the *highest* degree. If you didn’t say „No“ – you fit the bill.
bloodr0se on
Of course not, they don’t want to pay for it.
Matt7738 on
A quarter of Americans think it’s a good idea to start WWIII for a chunk of ice we already have a military base on.
Jesus.
GameZard on
Conservatives will never publicly go against their tyrant Trump.
prosocialbehavior on
The craziest part is that 40% approve of acquiring it. That is way way way too high wtf.
Good thing it is only 8% want to use military force I guess.
Chefseiler on
Also, 46% of Republicans don’t have the balls to disagree with their party, even in an anonyous survey.
wilsont18 on
As soon as we invade that number goes down. They are a cult. They will follow what their leader tells them to think.
DarkeyeMat on
86% of them either think it is a good idea to invade a free nation or have no opinion. The GOP is hot garbage.
sanslumiere on
They’ll flip as soon as Trump does it, same as Venezuela.
zgrizz on
That’s good, because he never explicitly threatened force.
He -did- ‚refuse to rule out‘, but that is not the same.
The claims of using force have come from the media, not the White House.
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Nice to see them using their brains for once. Now let’s see them use their voices to dissent to Trump
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You are skipping the big part that only ~15% are against it.
We don’t live in a democracy anymore. It doesn’t matter what people think, no consent is required.
Regardless of the numbers, surveys like this are obscene.
„Let’s go kill our neighbour and rob him. All in favour?“
Don’t worry. Once Trump does it Republican sheep will flip and claim it’s a great idea and that they were communists waiting to be liberated.
As a non-US citizen its alarming that more than half couldnt outright say ’no‘ to aquiring anothing country. Do people in the US not realize other people dont want to be American?
My god, ~45% of my country are morons of the *highest* degree. If you didn’t say „No“ – you fit the bill.
Of course not, they don’t want to pay for it.
A quarter of Americans think it’s a good idea to start WWIII for a chunk of ice we already have a military base on.
Jesus.
Conservatives will never publicly go against their tyrant Trump.
The craziest part is that 40% approve of acquiring it. That is way way way too high wtf.
Good thing it is only 8% want to use military force I guess.
Also, 46% of Republicans don’t have the balls to disagree with their party, even in an anonyous survey.
As soon as we invade that number goes down. They are a cult. They will follow what their leader tells them to think.
86% of them either think it is a good idea to invade a free nation or have no opinion. The GOP is hot garbage.
They’ll flip as soon as Trump does it, same as Venezuela.
That’s good, because he never explicitly threatened force.
He -did- ‚refuse to rule out‘, but that is not the same.
The claims of using force have come from the media, not the White House.