Gennifer Flowers.

[Dill]

(10-06-2016, 11:28 AM)Belsnickel Wrote: Indeed, Österreich.

As for how they view us form overseas, there isn't really a universal way to answer that. Most people from Europe I talk with (I spend a lot of time talking to Europeans on Reddit and via WhatsApp) they tend to think the US, if personified, would be very self-absorbed and ignorant about the rest of the world. How the left tends to think of the right is how they often think about the US as a whole. That doesn't mean all Europeans feel that way, but that's the impression most of those I talk to have of the country. Hollodero will have a better insight since he lives over there.

Well I have spent about 16 years living abroad: ten in Europe and six in the Middle-East/Central Asia, so I do have some idea how the U.S. is viewed by others, in general. 

But I have been back in the U.S. for four years, so my knowledge is somewhat dated.  I am curious about how folks abroad are viewing us now, since the rise of Trumpism. My friends in Germany, Japan, and the Middle East express puzzlement, anxiety, even fear.

What are your friends on reddit saying about the current election cycle? The Trump factor is motivating my questions here.