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[sortagreen]

"once again America is revered and respected"

These people who revere and respect America once again... Are they in the room with us now?

Can you give us some examples of who they are, and what they've said to indicate their reverence and respect?

[Hanibal]

Nah, America is a laughingstock again with weak whiny sissy Trump leading it. The only country which respects America now is Russia, probably because their leader is similarly weak and egotistical and like Trump has authoritarian nazi like aspirations

Good job Maga nazi shitheads 💩

[arizona1]

Breaking: Trump is running away from the G7 summit🤣🤣! #Ill prepared and unqualified! How embarrassing!

once again America is revered and respected

Some people were born to be leaders and some were born to be podophiles'.

P.M. Carney had to shut it down because the longer Trump talked the more stupid he looked
and he skipped the fact that Putin and Russia were kicked out of the G8 after the invasion
of Ukraine and the annexation of Crimea.

#G7 Our village idiot never fails to make a complete ass out of himself. 😂🤣 🔊🆙

— Firehawk (@firehawkjw.bsky.social) 2025-06-16T22:37:18.049Z

?The Kyiv Independent?
?@kyivindependent.com?
· 1h
⚡️Canada reportedly set to announce new military aid for Ukraine at G7.

PM Mark Carney welcomes everyone to the treaty lands. Watch to the end. #G7 🇨🇦

— Sophia 🇨🇦🇬🇷 (@aegeanlyfe.bsky.social) 2025-06-16T22:12:26.944Z

[fuagf]

rooster, Fact is you lie again -- America’s reputation drops across the world

"...once again America is revered and respected"

Public Sector

The proportion saying the United States will have a positive influence on world affairs has fallen in 26 out of 29 countries over the last six months. America’s reputation has fallen most markedly in Canada. For the first time in our decade-long survey series, China is placed ahead of the US when it comes to playing a positive role on the international scene.

17 April 2025

A new 29-country Ipsos poll explores attitudes towards the United States, alongside a number of other nations and international institutions. It provides an update on how President Donald Trump’s second, non-consecutive term, has impacted America’s global reputation.

Key Findings

Belief in the US as a force for good falls. The proportion saying America will have an overall positive influence on world affairs has fallen in 26 out of 29 countries over the last six months. Today, almost two in three (46% on average across the 29 countries) say the US will have a positive influence, down from 59% who said the same in Sept/Oct 2024, prior to the presidential election.

The reputation of the US plummets in Canada. Only six months ago 52% of Canadians saw the US as a positive influencer; now only 19% feel the same. This 33-point fall is the largest recorded for any country. While ratings of the US did also fall among its northern neighbour during the first Trump term, this is the lowest score we have recorded for Canada since we started tracking this question in 2015.

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The divided state of America. More than eight in ten (85%) Republicans currently predict their country will have a positive impact, compared to just 45% of Democrats. For Americans overall, 63% now think the US will have a positive impact on the world, which is the lowest figure we have recorded for the country in the last decade.

China is now seen as a more positive influence than the US. It’s the first time this has been the case during the ten years we have tracked this question. Across the 29 countries covered, an average of 49% say China will have positive effect on world affairs, up 10 points on six months ago. Israel and Iran remain the countries least likely to be seen as having a positive influence on the international arena. Iran’s score has however improved over the last six months, as have those of China, Pakistan, Russia and Saudi Arabia.

Commenting on the findings, Chris Jackson, Senior Vice President, Ipsos in the US said:

Three months into the second Trump Administration and six months after his election, the reputation of the United States as a force for good in the world has taken a serious hit, particularly among our traditional allies in Europe and Canada. This flies in the face of Donald Trump’s repeated campaign promise to restore respect for America around the world. However, given the inward focus of many Americans, its unlikely the MAGA base will notice our diminished standing on the world stage.

Technical note

Ipsos interviewed 22,715 online adults under the age of 75 across 29 countries between 21 March and 4 April. Full details in the report below. The previous wave was conducted between 20 Sept and 4 October 2024 on behalf of the Halifax Security Forum.

https://www.ipsos.com/en/americas-reputation-drops-across-the-world

You will always be like a turtle on it's back, existing with difficulty.

[zab]

Maybe you could once again remember I never like anything, except volatility, and with trump each day American companies are getting butchered, I enjoy making money on trump's polices of wrecking American companies.