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Originally posted by Eladar
How many people really care in China, Indonesia, India and all the people in smaller countries?

I doubt the average person in those countries have even heard of Trump or Hillary.
I reckon Hindus care a lot about the environment

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Fmf,

Nice word games. Far more than I know still represents less than half the population. That is a bunch of people on both sides.


The Euro zone is much more than just a trade agreement. How many trade agreements include a government and a military?


Originally posted by Eladar
Fmf,

Nice word games. Far more than I know still represents less than half the population. That is a bunch of people on both sides.
Well over 90% of Indonesians have access to TV at least once a week and somewhere between 70% and 80% watch TV every day. The U.S. election has been one of the top news stories here for about a year on all channels ~ particularly because of the things Trump was saying. Your comments about Indonesia are just plain plucked-from-thin-air silly. You may think you have created "facts on the ground" by making claims about something you obviously know nothing about - that's how the post-truth works, after all - but no one has any reason to think that you have. I remember a dismissive comment you made years ago on the Debates Forum about Indonesians living in grass huts etc. etc. [in reply to some example I gave that was inconvenient to you] It would seem you haven't evolved much since then.

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Have access to tv once a week does not mean it is a big part of their lives.

If all you are going to dois try to argue that access to tv once a week makes them people of the world with great concern for what happens ouside the village they rarely leave, then I think I am done with this conversation.


Originally posted by Eladar
Have access to tv once a week does not mean it is a big part of their lives.

If all you are going to dois try to argue that access to tv once a week makes them people of the world with great concern for what happens ouside the village they rarely leave, then I think I am done with this conversation.
Go back to your original claim - the thing that I am disputing is this - I doubt the average person in Indonesia has even heard of Trump or Hillary - well, Eladar, they have. You got it wrong. Wriggle all you want as you try desperately to move the goalposts.

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Brexit is more than just a trade deal. Brexit represents an opposition to world wide collectivist rule.

That is the rub.


Originally posted by karoly aczel
a lot of people in the world are pissed at trump and his sympathizers. I am one.

Is that better?
Be honest, you are just bigoted towards orange people.

Stop the hatefulness!!!

Work it out there little buddy.


https://www.google.com/amp/mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSL4N16G5JB?client=ms-android-metropcs-us

You need to educate the guy writing this piece. But who knows maybe you are not the know it all about indonesians that you try to pass yourself off to be.


Originally posted by Eladar
https://www.google.com/amp/mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSL4N16G5JB?client=ms-android-metropcs-us

You need to educate the guy writing this piece. But who knows maybe you are not the know it all about indonesians that you try to pass yourself off to be.
Which bit of that article is it you think supports your contention that the average person in Indonesia has not heard of Trump? Is it the bit where it quotes "one villager"?

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No the bit about the workers.


Originally posted by Eladar
No the bit about the workers.
And in the meantime ~ since March this year ~ there have been 10 months of Trump v Clinton being one of the top news stories on the televisions that 70% and 80% of Indonesians watch every day.