Why America’s Global Reputation Has Collapsed

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[@mrm7058]

The reasons why I don't see US democracy as an example a) only two viable options (and in recent times, two unpopular options) - a real democracy should have more options for voters to choose from b) The influence of big money donors on campaigns, which is IMHO basically legalized corruption.

[@roscaris6541]

Well summarized. My thoughts as well.

[@ultracapitalistutopia3550]

Religious nationalism

[@blackchrysler]

You also forgot to mention that the only 2 viable options are actually very similar in their policies and ideology, compared to most other democratic countries. Both the republicans and democrats are right wing, and as a UK voter, to me this would be like only being able to choose between reform and conservatives.

[@tiredox3788]

@@mrm7058 America democracy wasn't never good to begin with.

[@Hasanaljadid]

​@@ultracapitalistutopia3550America has everything ftom religious nationalism and wokeisum

[@MoebiusChungus]

US citizens themselves have low opinion of the country. It doesn’t surprise me that most countries don’t think America is as competent as it has ever been.

[@arturogonzalez6232]

I live in California and it’s true. We don’t think the media or politicians care about what’s going on. They just care about the next election cycle. Nothing changes. We are living from cycle to cycle fighting over everything and nothing. And we all know we are heading in the wrong direction

[@blightygames]

I mean I'm lucky enough to travel for work and this sentiment has been seen pretty much everywhere I've gone. The US is titanic and no one disagrees its powerful but its politics and social issues are so crazy for a first world nation that it really undercuts its reputation.

[@robbierobinson5798]

No. I don't have a low opinion of the country, just the current leadership.

[@spaceowl5957]

I think most western countries have a low opinion of themselves

[@TheBooban]

@@spaceowl5957exactly bro. White folks are ashamed of themselves. All they do is complain to each other. I think I’ll get deleted.

[@marco8081a]

Falls by an average of 4.3%. Title: COLLAPSE

[@nyrodiana7251]

this has just started

[@ricaard6959]

I'm really shocked that it's not higher tbh. The selective application of international law by not just the US but the entire West should not be taken lightly

[@leoym1803]

My opinion of the US went down about 90% in the last 4 years. No borders. The slaves are running free and destroying everything. Zero global credibility left. All US has is some momentum in services that will soon die off. The US dollar is a joke almost as big as Zimbabwe now.

[@WG55]

Yes, it is clickbait. 🙄

[@toasteroven6761]

@@ricaard6959 What do you suggest be done?

[@FlosBlog]

That video is a bit light on analysis

[@onurturhal6814]

Lol

[@Maybemaybexyz]

😂

[@ByNextus]

I would rather say that analysis are very poorly done.

[@jquest3329]

We don't have much real commentary now. Thierry Baudet once described it perfectly: "listening to most media is like listening to sports commentary from a commentator who doesn't know anything about the sport they're describing"

[@johnnymosam7331]

Better than every other mainstream sources though.

[@mateusz1578]

as a Pole, as long as the U.S. stands against Russia, the American favorability will remain high here

[@someboi4535]

If Polish people really think like that then I feel bad for this level of delusion

[@angeldroidcs4962]

FUCK YEA OORAH POLISH MAN

[@disco1974ever]

Thats BS, TRUMP is less anti-Russia than Biden or Obana and he is way more popular. Poland will support the Nationalist Right.

[@KSmifune]

same with the baltics and in the east as long as US stand against China. Japan, South Korea and the Philippines will view the US more favorable.

[@VVdeRibas]

Then just wait till Trump win and settle things down with Russia

[@JawaThePwn]

Sounds like America's best friend should be changed to Poland. 🇺🇲🇵🇱

[@fixpontt]

why? do you think your best friend is the one that supports you the most matter what you do? that's just illogical because it never involves self-reflection the thought that maybe you do something wrong

[@flmis]

Or Kenya. Well not the government, the government is 💩. But the people aren't.

[@socomxx]

I agree, Poland is better

[@STEP107]

@@fixponttPoland supports the usa because they remember what life under tyranny is like and how the usa saved them from it. Maybe the rest of europe needs to be reminded so a little gratitude will return to that sad continent

[@fixpontt]

@@STEP107 this is a complete non-sequitur

[@steffenberr6760]

Its all from talking too loudly on the train

[@jb8408]

Facts

[@siohunndai]

have you been to southern europe? they’re louder than any american

[@hacep160]

​@@siohunndai can't say I share this opinion

[@witbcoedus]

Americans don't have trains. There is no etiquette for it in the US.

[@belisarius2776]

We have trains and the loudest people on them are dutch

[@irwainnornossa4605]

I don't like the US, but dislike China and Russia more.

[@Swiplys]

I prefer Russia and china

[@Fr3nchFlag]

I’m the same. For all its faults, the US is still a Christian democratic country and holds up western values. Unlike China and Russia.

[@someboi4535]

The US is far, far, FAR worse than Russia and China

[@dangin8811]

@@Fr3nchFlag "US is still a Christian democratic country and holds up western values" lmao what christian values would those be? transgenderism and imperialism?

[@ryamsosohbajjaikoasknd]

China is less assertive on ideology and militarily

[@SaadKhan-hv6eq]

"Geographically spread" Mate aren't most of these countries close US allies?

[@MD-rl9kr]

They are indeed. It's especially telling in Africa, where the few countries selected are the ones most positively benefited by american foreign policy. I guarantee that had they included countries such as Egypt, Algeria, Somalia, etc. They would have seen drastically different results. And the fact that worldwide there are no Russian or Chinese allies included, not to mention China and Russia themselves, There' no doubt in my mind that these results were intentionally skewed in the USA's favor.

[@4m4n40]

@@MD-rl9krit was already covered that the muslim ruled countries don’t like the war in gaza.

[@MD-rl9kr]

@@4m4n40 Yes, but not in the original polls. The TLDR team pointed that out, but they didn't organize the polls shown in the beginning of the video, and if you look at those polls, they suspiciously didn't include any Muslim majority nations. I'm saying that those original pollsters had a pro-American bias, not the people who made the video.

[@ArawnOfAnnwn]

Pew 'global' polls have always been far less than global. This one is actually better than most, but still far from global.

[@BenjaminKeller]

That's not what Geography means

[@Ugapiku]

TLDR I would like to ask you to start linking the sources that you use for the videos.

[@clearskybluewaters]

its literally quoted.... takes 2 seconds to look them up

[@Ugapiku]

@@clearskybluewaters LINK IT YOU FWAT, IT'S NOT SO HARD

[@bjoardar]

@@Ugapiku You should be aware, that sometimes youtube delete comments with links in them. Apart from that, why should we do the work *for* you? Do your own due diligence to confirm the information.

[@Ugapiku]

@@bjoardar TLDR is an information channel and as a consumer I want to have an easily and fast accessible links to the sources. Any high quality channel on YT should have that. P.S. I did found the sources, but I wish as someone responsible as TLDR linked them themselves. This is a no brainer of a task.

[@bjoardar]

@@Ugapiku TLDR should link it in their description. This, I agree with, but you asking people to link in the comments when youtube deletes such comment left and right ... how would you even know if someone complied with your request before you caps-lock curse at them for not complying? It does not make you look clever.

[@totally_not_a_troll]

Another way of saying it is "global views on the us have been declining for decades, with a small bump when they replaced the monkey with the corpse".

[@philipkoene5345]

It will take another massive dip with the second term of the orange baboon.

[@someboi4535]

Hahaha so accurate good one

[@ryboi1337]

Poor choice of words

[@ArawnOfAnnwn]

These aren't even global views. Look at that map. Pew 'global' polls have always been far from global, and this is no different.

[@almighty3946]

This doesn’t really mean anything

[@AM-gx3dy]

Keep thinking that when we ditch the dollar and you notice that USA have no real industry anymore (let China produce everything thinking USA would leave off white collars jobs) Now you have no money, no production and no friends beside the J&ws and those arent very well know for sharing and good deals 😂😂

[@giovannifrrri5495]

Reputation and credibility are literally the only things that matter... World's superpower elected leaders talking about golf during the debate... 🤡👈🤦🏻‍♂️🤣😭

[@Chrissy717]

US foreign be like: pendulum, but crank it up to 1000.

[@chepulis]

Pendulum, but it's doing full circle rotations.

[@Alex-gd9li]

This Russian troll needs to get a better translator.

[@fakhribintang]

Well the US still have Hollywood and popular culture. Their soft power will remain so long as people still enjoy their entertainment media

[@VodkaPandas]

Hollywood? Only American watch those craps

[@DaTrainMan]

Yea lets keep watching those live action remakes or sequels that sure is creative

[@efraimgarcia7876]

Hollywood won't last that much longer if they keep making shoddy remakes and sequels nobody asked for and giving priority to shallow, performative diversity box-checking over interesting characters and quality storytelling.

[@fakhribintang]

@@VodkaPandas what do you like watching then?

[@fakhribintang]

@@efraimgarcia7876 not saying they don't have problems, for sure they do. But the truth is, it still makes money, most popular films for the masses and the biggest studios in the world are still American. No other country is anywhere close to the worldwide scale of American studios. Although, the Koreans have been killing it lately in the global box office

[@Arcwelder12]

To be honest, I think the long delay in sending aid to Ukraine may be as important as the response to Gaza. Delaying support to a nation widely seen as fighting for its existence due to domestic squabbles wasn’t a great look. Particularly when that nations survival and the defeat of its adversary is in America’s strategic interests. Along with Trumps statements about leaving NATO members to Russia if they don’t pay 2% of GDP on defence, this made a lot of allies less than sanguine on the US. The fact that even with an aid bill blocked Biden did not send as much aid as he was allowed to to Ukraine made it more a general American annoyance rather than a specific one on the Republican Party.

[@jimpaddy79]

I dont agree about aid for Ukraine as support for Ukraine is only really high in the west, in the global south its low or in some cases pro Russian

[@Arcwelder12]

@@jimpaddy79To a degree, sure. However, in several nations which depend on American support against China, such as the Philippines and South Korea, and where support is generally high, it has dropped a few points. These nations don’t have much stake in either Gaza or Ukraine specifically. But they are likely to be concerned if they see the US withholding aid to nations it has promised to support due to domestic politics. Since they depend on US geopolitical interest in stopping a large opponent by supporting its smaller neighbours. If the US can be distracted from Ukraine, they are likely to be concerned that it could get distracted from them

[@pottertheavenger1363]

Egging a fight between Ukraine and Russia and then wanting to wiggle out is what did it.

[@diogorodrigues747]

@@pottertheavenger1363 It was Russia who started the war, not anybody else.

[@pottertheavenger1363]

@@diogorodrigues747 because they felt cornered by NATO.

[@smithb0134]

The United States is currently going through a political realignment. The last major one was during the 60s, which was exacerbated by the Vietnam War. Your traditional reliant voting blocks are now ebbing and flowing. Unions, for example, used to be staunch Democrat supporters, but they are now swing voters because party leaders have caved to Progressive pressure on open borders and Green policies. The business elites used to be staunch Republicans until Trump levied tariffs and threatened a NATO exit. They are now also swing voters. We're seeing a slow matriculation of minorities switching from Democrat to Undecided. They can't stand Trump, but they also feel the Democratic Party has taken advantage of their votes with no change in return for far too long. We'll get through this. We always do.

[@Roxor128]

Progressives in America? Yeah, right... Uncle Sam is a one-armed man. He only has a right hand.

[@legtendgav556]

I've seen no data saying "They can't stand Trump", though I'll concede that his record-high numbers with various groups could be incidental with this shift.

[@unconventionalideas5683]

The party leaders have most certainly _not_ caved to progressive pressure on "open borders" or anything close to it. But I think that there is a perception that this is true, which is toxic.

[@Maelstromme]

@@unconventionalideas5683The democrats have become more pro union this administration, but that hasn’t been reflected in voters.

[@legtendgav556]

@unconventionalideas5683 >tahxic ok What do you call the situation at the boarder if not "Open"? @Maelstromme probably becase of his using the military as labor to strike-bust and the mass influx of labor from all over the globe.

[@The.Almond.Gallery]

As an American, the polarization is definitely the biggest problem with our country now in my opinion. Although to be fair I think other countries (and also in the states) mostly receive news that over-sensationalizes the problems within the US. And yes we're also sorry for talking way too loud everywhere we go in Europe

[@jb8408]

I moved to the UK from the US a couple years ago. People in the states are just too turnt up. They need to take whatever they are at (assume that’s a 10), and crank it down to about a 6. Just everything… volume, consumerism, insane energy, social media… just chill I mean, yes, you have your first amendment, but it doesn’t mean you have to freaking annoy everybody with your opinions. And learn to be more informed about the rest of the world. Americans and America media are way too isolated

[@jb8408]

Also, I do agree with your point… people’s perception of America in general are a bit skewed. They really only think about mass shootings and other insane things and build perceptions around those things

[@tomybartok99]

The Americans I met here in Hungary weren't loud. Do not apologize for that. The problem is that Obama was the last president that could be taken seriously. Since then your foreign policy has been borderline unpredictable. Before 2016 a change in leadership didn't mean a 180degree turn in foreign policy. Now combine that with the rising threat of a nuclear war. Edit: Also that debate certainly didn't help.

[@NoName-sb9tp]

I dunno about that, US is viewed quite positively in Vietnam and my country is not on the list. This list seems to be quite limited in scope and range.

[@CountScarlioni]

Perceptions of the US go up and down all the time around the world. This video is a bit of a nothing affair, made to clickbait.

[@mariowiiluigi1919]

This one felt.... incomplete? Tho can't blame them, the UK one was much better edited and really fast considering the elections was just mere hours after publishing the video, so maybe they where already overworked

[@AL-lh2ht]

is a click bait of euro trashc hoping they don't own the world anymore.

[@rachebrother5349]

What do you think was missing

[@raghnall847]

The data sets were so fucking skewed lol. Just look at the graph at 6:30 ish. The bars use two different scales to make things seem way closer than they are

[@1995pieter]

@@rachebrother5349 for example the lukewarm military support for ukraine. that one had way more effect than gaza. just saying: its cause gaza. is lazy and only looking back to the last new thing while multiple things are going on

[@lordyoda607]

Why not mention how the US is mishandling shipments of weapons to Ukraine?

[@artman12]

The only country that surprised me is Australia. Why is there a 60% unfavourablility compared to just a 40% favourability? Australia is one of USA’s biggest allies along with Canada, UK and New Zealand. Australia is even more willing to join USA’s side in groups like AUKUS than Canada is.

[@AvoidTheCadaver]

Depends on who were surveyed. There's a pretty loud free Palestine movement at the moment so that could have impacted the survey.

[@artman12]

@@AvoidTheCadaver I don’t really think it’s that as the Palestine movement is happening in other countries like Canada and the UK too and they didn’t have such a drop in favourability ratings. Reading more about Australia, it seems like the new Australian government is more keen to reestablish its relationship with China and Australians along with New Zealanders now enjoy visa free travel to China. I think this pivot to China might have played a part.

[@saltvault8943]

As an Australian id say a large part of our negative view would have to be a general trend of consolidated usa government power and the choice of 2 shitty presidential candidates, one going senile and the other in a criminal trial. Here in Australia we have more options to choose from, although with 2.large parties we at least have options. It also doesn't help that australians have tall poppy syndrome where we "cut down people that have more success" and generally dislike people with a headstart or unfair advantages It doesn't help that practically every us politician we see sucks and has been in congress for their entire life

[@joeyjojojrshabadoo7462]

I think Trump and to a lesser extent Biden just seriously rub people in politics the wrong way. While that's true in almost every country it's seems to be taken more alot more personally.

[@LABWAZHERE]

@@saltvault8943 completely agree, and considering our democracy is one of the worlds strongest, seeing the collapse of American democracy makes us more worried about China, we don't trade with China because we want to, we trade because it is more convenient for us.

[@jtgd]

Is it a trend if You’re comparing a one year difference?

[@FlotationDevice101]

6:21 The values with the bar are messed up, come on guys...

[@Liebestod0001]

they made 51 look shorter than 44, probably intentional

[@zUJ7EjVD]

​@@Liebestod0001 It's scaled because the highest approval is 55%, and highest disapproval is 93%. They wanted the two sides to look similarly sized, regardless of how true it is.

[@gchecktv9194]

Man, this is clickbait.

[@nerdlingeeksly5192]

The reason why the US democracy isn't a good example anymore, is because the two major parties have Consolidated power and made it much more difficult for any third party to get established legally. Even independent candidates who don't affiliate with any party are legally required to obtain a specific amount of signatures from legal voters to legally be allowed to run for office. The second reason is because of the constant in fighting, lack of compromise, identity politics, and a refusal to let states have more autonomy in making their own laws, that last part also coincidence with both parties constantly trying to force all states to conform to their way of life via federal law.

[@cameronspence4977]

Well thats hardly the only reason unfortunately

[@adamperdue3178]

FYI every candidate has to achieve so many signatures before they're allowed on the ballot, not just independents/3rd parties. There's no real legal hurdles against third parties, it's just a consequence of how the system is, combined with the fact that the major two parties have more support structures in place to help out their candidates.

[@C4JG]

It's falling here too as we are stuck with a battle of the old folks home for the election.

[@ahmetkarl1229]

Imagine sacrificing your global reputation in the name of a foreign country, Israel, and even they have a diminishing favorability for you.

[@ChandranPrema123]

Even Israel is going against the US. Israel's new US is India

[@wawrzynieckorzen78]

No matter what the USA did concerning Israeli-Palestinian war, their reputation would suffer. That's one of this conflict problems: there is no 'good side': both sides wage very brutal war not caring for civilians.

[@stepanotrisal1512]

Sure, that's the reason why their reputation is down, definitely not that they have absolutely incompetent, self-serving government that flip-flops on everything

[@user-op8fg3ny3j]

@@wawrzynieckorzen78 there is a good side. The side of innocent civilians

[@meteorknight999]

Israel can hardly do that much, russia on other hand did much more which is trying to be hidden swept under rug

[@jacobhalladay-glynn4070]

I think this was a deceptive title. You show positive favorability ratings across the board from countries around the world with the exception of Turkey, who famously has regularly low favorabilities of all countries, from neighbors to allies to enemies. The argument that is made, that these numbers are lower than they used to be, does not indicate that they will fall further. In fact, following all the events of the past years, a more accurate title would be "USA's soft power remarkably resilient"

[@fatihersayn7877]

We have a very good reason to hate USA and other so-called allies. We also have bad-blood with most of our "neighbors" because of our Ottoman and Seljuq past. If Turks hate you, you are: 1) Historical enemy. 2) Butthurt ex-colony (there is no colony mindset in Turks, but i can not find another word for it). 3) Peoples who dont defend their country and fled to Turkiye(young males). Peoples who dont help their brothers/sisters and caused them to fled to Turkiye(Gulf Arabs). Peoples who directly caused them to fled Turkiye (Russia, Israel, whole west again).

[@calc1657]

The true 'favorability index 1. The number of people trying to get into your country 2. The amount of international investment your country 3. The international strength of your currency 4. The international use of your products 5.The number of middle income and wealthy countries that will host your military

[@bulkax303]

These are factors that are outside of favorability, they are jist based on strenght and wealth of a country

[@calc1657]

@@bulkax303 China has strength and wealth, yet they are weak on 4 out of 5.

[@bulkax303]

@@calc1657 Nog many ppl use Chinese products? Thats a new one. China has the best exports of all countries. In terms of the 5th one, if the US was threatening Mexico or sth then they would host Chinese military. Countries are willing to host your military if you are strong and they feel threatened. What you are talking abt is still strength.

[@calc1657]

@@bulkax303 Agree to disagree.

[@bulkax303]

@@calc1657 alr

[@anon3631]

Divide and conquer way of thinking (team A vs team B), awful president, past actions, moral decay on a social level.

[@TealBeal11]

How is any of this "moral decay" new? 100 years ago we were effectively operating as a apartheid state. The working poor were crammed into tennement houses and children working 10+ hour days, all under the guise of a "Christian" society.

[@kattapp]

Ok 15 year old/boomer

[@storminnordman9596]

You’re right. There is a moral decay. Morals have been replaced with corporations. We don’t act in ways that are right or wrong. We act in ways that make money for one corporation or another. You’re losing the forest for the trees bud. Don’t get caught up in culture war BS. It’s only there to distract you from the fact that this country is being sucked dry by the wealthy.

[@handsome_potato]

@@kattapp He's right tho, the extreme polarity in the political system is bound to cause a collapse. People generally do not vote for smaller parties as a result of the two party system, because they feel like their vote is insignificant. Lobbying also plays a huge role, politicians can be easily swayed causing their supporters to feel betrayed.

[@anon3631]

@@kattapp Ad hominem from a furry? Ironic.

[@hadifjamalluddin3319]

How on earth Japan was high approval despite Hiroshima bombings?

[@ThePronkMVP524]

Did Zac write this? I know he’s the most anti-American writer TLDR has.

[@belisarius2776]

US favorability goes up and down. Remember George Bush? This too shall pass.

[@rachebrother5349]

Well, if trump becomes president it will be interesting to watch him dismantle democracy and see how others react

[@belisarius2776]

I agree for all the mistakes Bush made he respected democracy. The orange clown will not

[@100c0c]

​@@rachebrother5349 You're hysterical.

[@philipkoene5345]

An American accusing someone from another country as hysterical is a bit rich. Americans have basically invented modern, hypersensitive hysteria, from prefered pronouns to wokeness to magaism to gun chruches to gender reveal parties to cultural apropriation and all the other nonsense.

[@ihx7]

@@100c0c the recent supreme court ruling by Trump appointed justices literally permits the president to drone strike political opponents. I dont know if the US passed the point of no-return regarding democracy If Trump doesn't loose I'm not sure how Biden would react, I could see Trump being drone striked before Biden leaves office in order to prevent Trump doing the same to him. And I'm not exaggerating, the 4 other justices literally address the president now being able to call on seal team six to kill political adversaries in the dissent...

[@chepulis]

Poland would be a lot less of an outlier if the poll included more than a handful of countries.

[@o_o825]

Poland would still be an outlier. Most people around the world have a negative view of Americans.

[@timobrenn]

@@o_o825 yeah so that's where you'd need a source for that

[@firasahmed5743]

@@timobrenn obviously you would say that, they've been feeding you ever since putin went into ukraine lolol

[@gaulicwarlord]

Poland literally supports n@zis in Ukraine, despite Ukrainians having ethnically cleansed Lwow before. They are a US client state, which means their opinions can be discarded.

[@timobrenn]

@@firasahmed5743 lol, didnt know the scientific method was american propaganda. keep being against the current thing

[@hadifjamalluddin3319]

Does Latin America & Africa forgets about CIA Coup the oppressing people?

[@Number-fx2qg]

As a European, I’ve also noticed a trend of Americans badmouthing European countries - especially UK and France - on social media. Every week there’s a new trend about how these countries are stupid or backwards or how America is inherently better, and there has been some real US-European hostility on TikTok in particular. Influencers treating historic cities like malls or amusement parks etc… It sounds minor but it has definitely translated to real life, and the general sentiment towards the US is growing sour.

[@lukasinkovec]

EGREGIOUS VISUAL DATA MISREPRESENTATION (the graph at 6:30) - Not only do you have a typo in the title of the graph, but the "approve" (green) bars do not use the same scale as the "disapprove" (red) bars. Look at Canada, where 34% "approve" is larger than the 55% "disapprove", same trend is in Germany 40% far larger than the 54%, Thailand, Phillipines, South Korea, South Afrida, Israel, JAPAN AND AUSTRALIA HAVE ALMOST TWICE THE VALUE (32% approve and 58% disapprove and 31% to 64%!) BUT THE BARS ARE ALMOST EQUAL. I am appalled TLDR. This is blatant visual manipulation. Disgusting.

[@jfkforgotzhonyas]

Chill out and look at the numbers. It’s displayed wrong I agree, but to call it an egregious misrepresentation when the numbers are clearly stated is exaggerating af

[@lukasinkovec]

@@jfkforgotzhonyas It heavily skewes the entire representation of the data and portrays an entirely different picture of the actual values, portraying a far more optimistic view to what the data shows. If they value being an independent and trustworthy news source then yes, it is egregious and not an exaggeration.

[@DanielGalimidi]

Dislike the video. If any video of theirs has a like to dislike ratio lower than 95%, then they'll look at it, acknowledge their mistake in a podcast that releases some time in the future, either say "Our bad, sorry" or "We did nothing wrong", and move on.

[@lukasinkovec]

@@DanielGalimidi Certainly. I will not drag them through the mud. I know they are far better of a news outlet and mistakes are possible particularly with time pressure. However as far as mistakes go, this one is a biggie. News outlets have used 3D pie charts and more to skew perceptions before. I believe TLDR is better than that. I believe in them.

[@raghnall847]

​@@jfkforgotzhonyas Nah man. A good chunk of people ain't gonna read those numbers and just look at the visual.

[@dudeladude456]

Why in the hell are we still dealing with the Middle East?

[@ChrisJohannsen]

Who is we? If we is the US, it's to maintain your hegemony over oil supply.

[@deltafx43]

AIPAC.

[@jimpaddy79]

Because US corporations make alot of money out of it.

[@eranhaim9913]

As Israeli I agree. The US should gtfo. They invented and supported palestinian peoplehood in the 90’s, and that only made their dream of dispossessing us more alive. Without US intervention, palestinians would now live in their majority country - Jordan, and a real two states solution with peace would have happened.

[@dudeladude456]

@@ChrisJohannsen I get the hegemony part but the oil one doesn't make any sense anymore? We have been oil independent since the fracking industry started up.

[@myleshungerford7784]

“Collapse” is such a clickbaity word.

[@nicks816]

As an American, I'm just dumbfounded that it's not lower. Tbh

[@end3rzl33t]

Jeez, who made the Biden Gaza bar chart?! How can the higher disapproval number have a smaller bar length and when roughly equal still wildly different too, several times I see this. Very sus...

[@fixpontt]

Australia how? That's surprising. I thought the British Empire still favors the US.

[@Idlemind842]

Half the media here is owned by the Murdochs and there is a constant effort to export US politics here to Australia where it only half fits if at all. Also, it's kind of hard to see the US as a true democracy anymore between the gerrymandering and Trump being allowed to get away with Jan 6th and a lot of other things, even being given another real shot at the white house.

[@ChrisJohannsen]

You haven't done anything to deserve favour

[@Scarletpimpanel73]

Australia has had a lot of immigration from countries that literally hate America. It is now reflecting in political preferences. There's also a strong anti Jewish/Zionist vibe to the zeitgeist in Australia at the moment.

[@ahillmann]

The reputation of the US is constantly tracked with global surveys. After Trump was elected it absolutely tanked. The very first survey that came out after his election showed that the reputation had dropped like a stone. The reputation remained low until Trump lost. The first survey after Biden's victory showed that the reputation of the US had rebounded. However, interestingly, the post-Trump reputation did not manage to reach the same level as pre-Trump. Those who studied the phenomenon came to the conclusion that the world was so shocked by the election of Trump, that foreigners felt they couldn't fully trust the US despite Americans voting Trump out. They felt the election of Trump showed that there's something seriously wrong with Americans. If they elected Trump, what else crazy could they do? Despite that a normal human being like Biden entered the White House, it didn't manage to fully convince the world that the US was OK. That's why the reputation didn't fully recover to the level it was at before Trump. The election of Trump broke the reputation in such a major way that the image of the US has been altered for a long time to come. It'll take years, decades, maybe even generations for the US to recover from the Trumpian era. Unfortunately, it's still going on, and there's nothing stopping the US from lining up behind future Trump clones, in which case the reputation of the country will drop every time one is elected, and it'll take more and more time for the US to rehabilitate its reputation. And yet Trump walks around claiming the world loves him, despite the fact that he hurt American allies and cosied up to dictators. Those dictators love him because they know he can be used. All you need is to appeal to his ego, flatter him a little, and he'll give you anything you want, for the price of a couple of compliments. Meanwhile American allies in Europe are currently setting up emergency plans in case Trump gets elected again. That's how terrified they are of the prospect of a Trump presidency and how it would disrupt the rule-based world order.

[@0xkero]

The flickering of the light neon behind you is still hurting my eyes so much. Would it be possible to freeze it when editing ? Thank you very much

[@chrisgabele75]

It also depends on the USA's status as the world's policemen

[@thedamnedatheist]

The US isn't the world's policeman, it's the world's protection racket.

[@ASlickNamedPimpback]

Good thing they have $841.4 billion in hard power ;)

[@T61APL89]

"They" being the oligarchs connected to the military and energy sectors and not the millions in middle to low income limbo. Hoping the next medical bill doesnt mean food stamps for the foreseeable future ;)

[@chefnyc]

Hard power is the poor people who “volunteer” to fight.

[@abiku2923]

​@chefnyc why the quotation? I didn't "volunteer." I volunteered.

[@uss-dh7909]

@@abiku2923 If your a young man, Selective Service does not discriminate.

[@ASlickNamedPimpback]

@@chefnyc hard power is a missile worth more than the town you grew up in coming from half a country over to wipe out your country’s Air Force in a day and a half without ever being detected

[@BartlebyHiggensworth]

"Do these shifts in global opinion of the US actually matter?" I am in the US and can say - to us, no, they don't.

[@jakobraahauge7299]

You like to ask of us to be caught in your loop which is refreshingly honest, but also unpleasantly suspicious

[@Rui301]

The biggest problems for me is indeed how shaky their democracy looks lately. Trump seems to be literally above the law.

[@FlosBlog]

He is. That’s Canon now, the Supreme Court decided 😄

[@Edmuresrampantmanhood-dp3jd]

And Biden's a corpse that young people hate for g*nociding all those Palestinians, so he will absolutely lose in November if he stays in the race. Were f*cked, the hope for democracy now lies with the French and the British. It's been a good run.

[@jb8408]

Ummm, maybe Trump isn’t guilty of crimes? I mean, he’s not a war criminal like George W Bush

[@jb8408]

Trump 2024 🚂

[@emp437]

Not the fact they invaded half the world and murdered millions and sponsored countless other wars? Lol ok

[@1.4142]

Don't forget about the scotus immunity decision and the overruling of Chevron deference

[@condorb7756]

These polls would not have data that current

[@jb8408]

It’s sad we can’t get Bush as a war criminal now

[@mkvenner2]

They just said what the constitution says and it potentially affects only the case in Georgia. It doesn’t affect the Jan 6 case or the classified documents case. The immunity only applies to the office of the President.

[@Dracon7601]

​@@mkvenner2Yes but there was the secondary Chevron decision and remember the presidential pardon power, no one can functionally restrict a president now from committing any crime so long as it can be argued that it's in service to the office.

[@condorb7756]

@@Dracon7601 The Chevron doctrine, had courts defer to federal agencies' to make interpretations of ambiguous statutes. Ending It has given the courts the power to decide whether an agency has acted within its statutory authority. Explain to me why you see that as a bad thing?

[@noco7243]

America needs to base its support for a country on their favorability score in said country. Countries with negative views should get less.

[@nicholasjeremyreid2870]

Does anybody know the source of the graph/data shown in the video?

[@BeorEviols]

I've always had critical views of the US, but if I had to choose between them, China and Russia, it would be the US any day.

[@priceprice_baby]

Exactly, Australia for example might have had a drop in opinion of the US, but I guarantee their opinion of China and especially Russia has dropped further. It's just cringeworthy watching the US fuck themselves up so much

[@disco1974ever]

Such a Colonised Mindset. Why does you have to be Vassal to any country? How about a world without Blocs or Spheres of Interests. Instead all countries negotiate Bilaterally based on their native Interests

[@disco1974ever]

@@priceprice_baby Australians have never cared about Russia. Except for when USA couped their PM and trampled their Sovereignty to spie on the USSR. China is Australia's largest Trading partner and is one of the largest minority communities in Australia. Chinese have been in Australia almost as long as the English have, they played a massive role in Building Australia. USA offers NOTHING to Australia economically and noone in Australia truley expects USA would come to their Defense unless USA's Defense was also threratened. There are no Americans in Australia. The only Americans Australians interact with is through Netflix or Twitter.

[@jacobjgleggy1854]

​@disco1974ever 1. Whitlam was a spy for the Soviets that's why he was couped 2. Australia shouldn't be trading with a nation like China 3.

[@BeorEviols]

@@disco1974ever "if I had to choose" do you have any reading comprehension?

[@myhandlewastakenandIgaveup]

As an american I don't blame them.

[@martthesling]

Why? Compared to what time? The 50s and 60s?

[@ComradeChyrk]

I agree, our country is garbage.

[@mikaelabong]

Can you link you sources?

[@marcelotononBR]

Not to doubt that these surveys are fake, but as a Brazilian I truly don't think that many people here would have a clear view of the US and its democracy. And most of all: if I had to bet my 2¢, I don't think they do a correct sampling, focusing more on big urban centers instead of the whole country

[@fikujez]

Polish person here and I have to say, people here really don't know much about the US or its impact on the world. Not difficult to see it in positive light when your image of the US is based on their movies and tv series.

[@badluck5647]

Why would that make Poland more positive than every other country with access to US media

[@jeddgangman4502]

The polish are based lol

[@larynOneka8080]

Movies and tv aren't real. I'm always amazed at people forming real world opinions based on works of fiction.

[@bulkax303]

Thats false, Poland likes the US bc America supplies Ukraine with weapons and is a strategic partner

[@danilocaccamese9597]

Hollywood Is Just propaganda

[@KevinAdams26]

I think the major problem is expectation. America has been described as the land of opportunity. But we have seen for years the mistreatment of minorities, the abuse of police power, the extreme wealth disparities, and the unfairness of those with the most money paying the least in taxes. America has been described as a safe country. But we constantly see gun violence, even at the school level, we see guns in public life, we see a drug crisis, we see people ringing doorbells and being shot at, we see mass murders so often, we've become immune to the horror and the American response has always been to have more guns. It's horrendous. America has been seen as the land of justice, and yet we see time and again immunity for the rich, most recently that tRump, who has multiple felony convictions, who has trounced the rule of law innumerable times has faced no consequences for his actions. tRump is a convicted rapist, twice impeached, and absolutely a horrible person and president by any measure, and yet he is running for office again with a good chance of winning. American is also turning into a theocracy. The rights of women being turned back centuries, the rights of minorities being turned back decades, with the SCOTUS as corrupt as any justice panel in the world. So there's the expectation that Americans will do the right thing, that they belive in justice, life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness, that they are Superman standing on the hill, doing the right thing anywhere, everywhere. But we see over and over again that Americans have failed themselves. They have failed to live up to their own ideals. America is no longer a special beacon of hope on a hill, but a darkness to be worked with and around. No country wants to be America anymore.

[@adamperdue3178]

Sounds more to me like the problem is people paying too much attention to sensationalist headlines.

[@usun_politics1033]

Country selection for sample size is ridiculous

[@melindamaxwell7923]

Look at all the issues happening in Kenya.

[@unownnnn]

60 years of imperalism will do that to a country

[@WillieFungo]

As an American, we don't care what Europeans (that's who this is really about) think about us. Stop obsessing over America and focus on your own countries.

[@tamzidmohsinkhan3333]

Yet you Americans always interfering other countries internal affairs & thinks that World revolves all around America . Stop being delusional

[@tamzidmohsinkhan3333]

How about America should stop interfering other countries internal affairs then ? Not everytime world revolves all around USA

[@PastelSofa]

​@@tamzidmohsinkhan3333I think it's the politicians that do that not the actual people itself because from what I see Americans majority/l do have an American friend they don't actually want the country to be like that and to be able focus on its own instead and not other countries.

[@tanzeelahmadhashmi6209]

As if US doesnt meddle in middle east and europe, then europe ends up with the influx of refugees as a result. Or that American hedge funds havent bought out european public services and now sways its elections

[@mattressman8793]

“Untied States” in the chart title is a good one

[@vinniechan]

This biggest mistake of this video is the premise assumes America cares what we think

[@Eltener123]

The sample of that poll is so incredibly skewed towards western countries...

[@the_pinkerton]

Two words: foreign policy

[@jtgd]

I mean yeah…. Thats the reason the majority of “opinions on other nations” exist. Either foreign policy, or foreign relations

[@asmo1313]

two words: Trump Biden

[@zeta458]

1 word: israel

[@GreenCasaConGatto]

I think this is interesting analysis with some good points, but I’d be curious how this compares to other ratings across the board. What countries have had improved reputations? Or is this a case of everyone disliking other people as usual?

[@VivekJayaraman]

Global opinion- Zero mention of India and China's opinion. Oops we missed out 45% of the world 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@stopabuslane1328]

Ahh the good ol 'Untied states' ? Lol

[@pokegan52]

2:12 you forgot Iran, where the favorability rating is 99%. Unless the regime is counting- then it’s 1%

[@3haAD900]

favorability amongst who, MEK nuts and monarchists? Favorability for both the US and the Iranian Regime is in the gutter in Iran

[@pokegan52]

@@3haAD900 MEK are nobodies, people in Iran are very much “monarchists” in the sense that they want his son to be the first democratically elected president WITHOUT a religious leader picking the choices. And that’s word to you from the source.

[@CedarHunt]

The real surprise is that anyone bothered to ask a bunch of nobodies about their opinions of the US.

[@seargesoren9391]

On your first graph there's a typo

[@Nickname-ef9tv]

It is the abject stupidity in large sections of US politics since at least the days of Bush II. I still vividly remember how as a teenager i foresaw many problems the USA would face in Iraq which the mightiest government in the world with the best intelligence service in the world was genuinly surprised of. And these were the better days compared to 2016-2020, with a very realistic chance they will get an encore next year.

[@dieucondorimperial2509]

0:51 This is perhaps the most skewed data set in the history of data sets. A handful of country in Africa, Israel as the single one in the Middle East ( unless you count Turkey as middle Eastern), no China (i.e. the second more populous and powerful state in the world), no Russia, no country in Central America… Basically no one with grievances against the U.S.

[@bulkax303]

bigger vountries were reviewed, Turkey is middle eastern, no china and russia bc they hate the us anyway

[@lameckondieki4756]

Power without love is soon gone.

[@williamtell5365]

Whose reputation has ascended? China? Russia? Don't make me laugh

[@Dagune]

Honeslty, we don't care. Whenever something happens, whether it be war or some other issue for global significance happened, some international incide lnt or issue everyone is talking about, ppl don't agree with American opinion and think less of us. It is what is. America is the world Mayor. People talk about wjther or not were the Worlds Policeman, but honestly, were the mayor and we get that type of treatment. So 🤷🏾‍♂

[@fixpontt]

do mayors have responsibility? accountability? free choice to replace? if not it is not a mayor.... there is another word for it, i wonder if you can figure out what it is

[@Dagune]

@@fixpontt The rest of world.complains when America minds its business. Than America gets involved and then y'all complain about that. The rest of world complains when were internally focused and don't know care about what y'all are doing. Then y'all complain when we finally pay attention and give an opinion andtalk about arrogant Americans. Y'all want our attention, y'all want us to solve problems but only y'all way from Israel to South Korea to Europe to the Middle East to Latin America. (Salute to the Caribbean and Africa) Were y'all Mayor bc y'all made us that way.

[@abduco1847]

its all a big mystery 🤔

[@IsYitzach]

Americans are also unhappy with the US as well.

[@IowanMatthew683]

To quote a friend of mine, "America is just 50 banana republics bickering behind a trenchcoat."

[@aspacelex]

They hate us cause they ain't us 💅💅💅

[@ChrisJohannsen]

We really don't want to be you

[@AW-zk5qb]

@@ChrisJohannsen he US is the richest nation in the world, has the strongest military, largest economy, most influential politically, best universities, best sports nation, dominates music, movies, TV shows, top companies, top internet sites, most diverse, immigrant nation, most Nobel Prize winners by far, first nation to put a man on the moon, fought off Germany and Japan and rebuilt Europe through the Marshall Plan, protected Europe from Communism and fought off communist Soviet Union, US gives more foreign aid than any other nation in the world. The US also provides the breakthroughs in much of medicine and technology that Europeans then use, without having created with their system. Europeans are able to live in a peaceful world order where they can spend less on military and focus on their homogenous societies. But that doesn’t happen out of a vacuum. It comes from the Pax Americana the US provided. If every liberal democracy was Denmark, fascism, communism, authoritarianism and/or Islamic fundamentalism would dominate the world and nations would all be immeasurably worse off. Not to mention that besides other smaller nations having their quality of life because of the U.S. created world order and US advancements, no nation in human history as large and diverse as the US has had as high a quality of life as the US. The only nations that can have a higher quality of life than the US are nations much smaller, more homogenous, which benefit from the US created world order and US advancements, and which are specifically smaller and more homogenous than most large countries. Of course the top nation in the world will always be the most targeted, it’s always been this way. A truly mediocre nation would not be as targeted, because people have the inclination to try to take out the guy at the top

[@disco1974ever]

They hate us for our Freedom not the 800+ OS miitary Bases, Endless Wars, destroying nations with illegal sanctions, Couping elected governments.... and being obnoxious tourists

[@disco1974ever]

@@AW-zk5qb only three US Universities made the Top Ten, the other Seven are all in China, including the Number 1. China has the largest economy by PPP and in real terms where over half of US GDP is Wall Street that has no impact on the wider US economy.... And after that it's all just the Domestic Propaganda Americans are Fed to stop them overthrowing their Ruling Class. But even those information opiates will wear off in the next ten years and Americans will have to figure out how to interact in a world where they dictate the rules and pick all the Refs

[@keshi5541]

@@AW-zk5qb They nuked Japan twice hence why they had to rebuild it.

[@butligma]

At 0:55 the United in United States is spelt wrong

[@tiglishnobody8750]

It Typo

[@marion817]

untied is a pretty accurate way of describing them now

[@loganwisnieski4913]

I was quite surprised by the low rating in Singapore. They were a British territory and the us is the largest defense partner.

[@007kingifrit]

like in many countries the government is a single party state that takes none of the public's opinions into account. dictatorships are there for a reason as they usually preside over savages

[@rudysmith1552]

In Singapore, the United States is viewed as a pansy frantically woke nation with no ethnic identity and rampant lawlessness

[@IceBloodKing]

Singapore is 75% Ethnic Chinese, 19% Muslim. America's perceived Anti-China, Islamophobic stance has not gone down well here. So does the wokeness and LGBT agenda.

[@mathewomolo]

I'd like to see the questions. I suspect that there was a confusion between "USA government" and "USA the country". these are wildly different things.

[@0fficialdregs]

As an American, I can really care less what the international community thinks. They're not paying my bills nor supporting my household, so they can worry about reputation all they want, it means nothing in the long run

[@disco1974ever]

So you wont mind if the world switches to using the Chinese Yang instead of the US$ for Global Trade then? the US Economy is ENTIRELY Dependent on other countries using the US$.

[@smithb0134]

@0fficialdregs Truth be told, Americans who lose sleep over our tarnished reputation around the world are a dying breed. Only 15% of our GDP is foreign generated, and over half of that is NAFTA 2.0. We're almost completely self-reliant, defended by two large oceans on either side of us. Also, the American electorate has become increasingly more populist since the fall of the Soviet Union, and we no longer want to pay for a large navy patrolling the seas for the benefit of China. In short, we're retreating from the world stage, but not because we've been forced to. It's because we just don't need the rest of the world like we used to. As Mel Brooks said in History of the World Part 1, "It's good to be the king."

[@smithb0134]

@disco1974ever No, we don't mind because it will never happen. The Chinese will drop the value of the Yuan and drive all of your manufacturing out of business as they artificially price you out of the market. The Yuan will never overtake the US dollar as the fiat world currency because it's too volatile being pegged to the whims of the CCP. The same goes for the Rupee, Ruble, petro dollar, and crypto. BRICS is a joke. Besides, what fool would trade in their US T-bills and government backed securities for Chinese bonds? Gold and precious metals are too precious and won't keep up with demand, so they're not a viable alternative either. As for the Euro, well, I've got one word for you: "Cyprus." When European central banks toyed with the idea of confiscating 10% of private bank accounts in order to shore up debt, that knocked the Euro out of fiat consideration forever. Also, in case you haven't noticed, there's a war going on in Europe right now, so the Euro has no stability, and no stability means no confidence. Whether you like it or not, the US dollar is king and will be for our lifetimes.

[@0fficialdregs]

@@disco1974ever lmfao if you honestly think all nations are gonna switch to China currency just because, you're more reactionary than anyone with common sense. Go do better research lol

[@0fficialdregs]

@@smithb0134 Only place the usa should patrol is Asia and leave everywhere else alone.

[@pradeepmagan6951]

Really that’s why everyone wants to immigrate to the USA

[@clearskybluewaters]

its not the highest on the totem pole on where people want to move. there are other options

[@Istorian]

1:24 Imagine what the opinion of people sould be if instead of "Untied States" it cleaned up its act and became "Tied States"!! 😂 Jokes aside, good work, keep up the independent journalism. ❤

[@Belladonna654]

I say its a good thing that other countries have a low opinion of us. Will start to pull away from Europe and they will be less dependant on us. A win win for everyone. Finally, will concentrate on our country soley and they can start concentrating on theirs. Let the chips fall where they may. Good luck to all.

[@Xavi297]

💯

[@zappbranniganofficial]

"Untied" States got some splaning to do

[@jb8408]

No

[@robinstevenson6690]

Needlessly inflammatory statements such as "America’s Global Reputation Has Collapsed" - which I consider absolutely ridiculous and severely underinformed - are causing me to watch fewer TLDR videos. The title statement is so poorly considered that I would expect it to come from an ill-informed 11-year old child.

[@gansior4744]

Here in Poland, we are grateful for US Help since the 90's, bringing us to the western world from the Communist rule. We are thankful now that they decide to station soldiers here, and from what Ive talked with, they love it here. We strongly know what linking with Russia means, and we dont want to repeat that

[@archipiratta]

Kenya's pandering to the US is... 😩

[@toyotaprius79]

Trump and Netanyahu did most of that work

[@1qualitybacon]

Did you guys ever talk about the mental decline of Biden. I don't think I've ever seen you mention the recent debate

[@benmat]

They did a video 7 days ago called "Will the Democrats Replace Biden Before November?"

[@iplayfoofee3547]

Tbh, I want the US to go back to isolation. Let the world run itself.

[@FalconsEye58094]

Even when in the states, don’t think highly of our country, all our lives, we are fed this propaganda that we were the greatest country in the world, only for pretty much everything we know to be a lie on so many levels, seeing two presidents elected without the popular vote and the world we millennials grew up in gets progressively worse and seeing how easy older generations had it

[@mercifulwolf9484]

*Biden:* makes America look like a laughing stock. *Trump:* Alienating Americas allies *America:* why is the world not liking me?

[@user-op8fg3ny3j]

Both support Israel

[@meteorknight999]

You mean biden trying to mess with Rus and US taking so much hit on reputation that everyones laughing

[@WallNutBreaker524]

​@@user-op8fg3ny3j Ah yes, America supporting it's Ally Israel is bad. 😑

[@valtonen77]

lol the fact that americans take no issues with a rapist/fraud/insurrectionist who admitted wanting to be dictator, who has through his presidency caused hundreds of thousands of americans to die and constantly praise dictators and told putin to attack europe makes them the biggest laughing stock, not Biden who just is old.

[@meteorknight999]

Always been the laughing stock since messing with russia Ssomehow the point US things started downhill is 2022 HMMMM

[@Betweoxwitegan]

So the poorer the country, the more favourable...

[@medo_0x00]

As someone from tunisia, I'd like to disagree lol

[@HidekiRyugaxx]

Ah yes Poland and South Korea both known for being soo poor...

[@HeitorS.-dh2wl]

In poor countries most people don't care about politics, so they don't tend to have a strong opinion on anything

[@Betweoxwitegan]

@@HidekiRyugaxx Poor countries and countries who The USA helped through foreign aid or military intervention like in South Korea and Poland. Like shit if The USA is the reason you're a sovereign state and why North Korea hasn't tried anything then yeah you'd probably like The US, likewise if your Polish and The US helped during WWII you'd probably have a favourable opinion of them. You'd probably not like The US if they exploit/ed your country and attempted/executed multiple coups on your sovereign democratically elected government. This video literally demonstrates that there's a way higher percentage of people who see the US favourably in less developed/poorer countries on average compared to developed/wealthy countries, this is obviously multifaceted.

[@Betweoxwitegan]

@@HidekiRyugaxx I'd also say that Poland and South Korea aren't exactly known for being particularly rich/wealthy or desirably to live in compared to other developed nations like Switzerland, both are export manufacturing economies and it's important to equate the quality of life of the median citizen over the total GDP, I wouldn't call either countries poor by any means, I was just saying that the poorer the country the more favourable to The USA they are on average, your 2 statistical outliers are not contrary to my point.

[@Randull441]

Damn Australia, I thought we were boys

[@Arborist5851]

It's not a popularity contest, who gives a shirt