Multipolarity Status?

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Multipolarity Status? Anonymous 02-06-26 03:41:05 No.2829457

1 What "Democracy" means to countries around the world (most think it means improving living standards)
2 Whether people think their country is headed in the right direction (Only China and a few others think so)
3 Which countries think democracy is important (most do)
4 Should the US have military bases in your country (Only Poland, Israel, South Korea, and Puerto Rico think so, not even Ukraine)
5 Who is the biggest threat (65 out of 84 surveyed countries say the USA)

Thoughts? Feelings? Ruthless Criticisms? Real Movements?

Anonymous 02-06-26 06:59:57 No.2829500

>>2829457
>What "Democracy" means to countries around the world (most think it means improving living standards)
lowkey based

Anonymous 02-06-26 07:09:29 No.2829502

>Other: 2
Pfft. India and Pakistan still at it.

Anonymous 02-06-26 07:12:05 No.2829503

>>2829457
Of course we're the country with the least hope for the future, even the Yemenis are more hopefull then us.

Anonymous 02-06-26 07:48:23 No.2829507

We're moving towards developmental social-democracy on the periphery and semi-periphery, and civil war in the center. This too, is a step forward.

Anonymous 02-06-26 08:07:57 No.2829512

>>2829503
It's Oman not Yemen. Yemenis are not very optimistic.

Anonymous 02-06-26 08:10:12 No.2829513

>>2829512
I know, but somehow france is less hopefull then Yemen

Anonymous 02-06-26 09:04:19 No.2829538

>not even Ukraine
That one is interesting

Anonymous 02-06-26 09:06:00 No.2829539

>>2829538
I guess Trump Insulting Zelensky in the white house hasn't endeared him to the Ukrainians.

Anonymous 02-06-26 09:33:14 No.2829553

>>2829513
France has now 16 european countries under its nuclear umbrella and is selling hundreds of billions of weapons to BRICS India for their struggle against Pakkkisstan. Macron is truly a multipolarist hope

Anonymous 02-06-26 13:53:39 No.2829689

Man how retarde do you have to be to give those last two answers to the question of whether democracy is important? What's the point of choosing your government or protecting individual rights if it doesn't result in a fair and peaceful society, and doesn't improve living standards?

Anonymous 02-06-26 14:33:04 No.2829732

>>2829689
anon some people have crab bucket mentality. they think the goal of democracy is to protect their freedom to exploit others. they do not imagine they'd ever end up at the bottom.

Anonymous 02-06-26 14:52:12 No.2829751

>>2829502
did a majority of US then name ourselves as the greatest threat? I wouldn't be too surprised.

Anonymous 02-06-26 15:27:51 No.2829802

>>2829751
i'm sure most US libs would say russia russia russia

and most US socdems, anarchists, commies, fascists and even conservatives would say israel, but for different reasons (one group thinks america is occupied by israel, the other thinks america enables israel to occupy palestine)

Anonymous 02-06-26 17:41:01 No.2829921

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I hate it here.

Anonymous 02-06-26 18:46:36 No.2829966

>>2829921
you are free to leave virtually anywhere, it's one of the strongest passports in the world

Anonymous 02-06-26 20:25:46 No.2830022

>>2829457
>3 Which countries think democracy is important (most do)
This is excellent news.

Anonymous 02-06-26 21:48:56 No.2830067

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Why does Putin allow Chabad in Russia?

Anonymous 02-06-26 21:52:24 No.2830071

>>2829513
we frenchmen are just more realistic than most about how things are evolving for us. We elected macron twice, ofc we're gonna go head first into a wall.

Tomdatinker 02-06-26 22:54:54 No.2830097

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>>2829921
There should be Polish military bases in the United States, build one in Chicago or Luzerne County and every Burgeroid who’s last name is Kowalski Will celebrate

Anonymous 03-06-26 05:44:38 No.2830264

>>2830067
Putins family lived in a collective apartment with a jewish family so he naturally resists anti-semitism.

Anonymous 03-06-26 05:47:03 No.2830265

>>2830071
Macron est tellement a chier qu'on est le pays le pessimiste au monde.

Anonymous 03-06-26 05:56:48 No.2830269

>>2830067
chabad read that okhrana hoax and thought "damn is this an instruction manual"

Anonymous 03-06-26 06:24:51 No.2830277

>>2830067
What exactly is wrong with Chabad? Their theology is VERY Hegelian.

Anonymous 03-06-26 06:28:32 No.2830279

>>2829689
That's literally what the founding fathers intended democracy to be, protection of their freedom against the heckin tyranterinos and the british. No one without land was intended to vote. The poors are traditionally not human in western democracy.

Anonymous 03-06-26 07:02:47 No.2830289

>>2830279
In American democracy, sure, but France had Universal male suffrage during its first legislative elections (1792) even if turnout was low (11%)
Universal suffrage would come back in 1848 for both the legislatives and presidential elections. And end up with Napoleon III in charge, who'd keep the universal suffrage for his elections.
Only during Vichy France has universal suffrage been contested, with plans for a family based suffrage.

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