I've wondered what it's like being a trump supporter in any country that isn't the US.
>Do you hide your support of trump?
>Do people ask you why you support him?
>Do you ever get asked why you know so much about American politics?
I'm genuinely curious about how trump supporters are perceived around the globe. Stories are welcome to.
>>73671853
I like him
I don't hide it. People don't care. We have a good time.
>No
>Yes
>No
As a side, most people I know either support him or don't care about it either way. Very few dislike him and those that do never have a reason beyond "he's a racist".
>Do you hide your support of trump?
No in my free time i wear my make america great again cap everywhere
>Do people ask you why you support him?
Nope but i had white girls yell racist at me
>Do you ever get asked why you know so much about American politics?
Yes and i told them that american politics affect our politics so its in everyones best interest to pay attention
>>73671853
If he gets voted i will visit the usa.
and maybe i will stay
>>73674297
Make sure you travel around. New York City and California are overrated.
>>73674297
>and maybe i will stay
no, youll have to go back
we cant have you bringing holocausts and world wars into our country
>>73671853
I don't talk politics with my friends, but I'm redpilling my parents and introducing them to trump, controlling the narrating instead of the media.
>>73671853
>Do you hide your support of trump?
I don't really support Trump's policies (which I never explicitly state), but I like him as a protest candidate. I actively defend his honest political stances to people who dismiss him as a racist, sexist, bigot, xenophobe, idiot, unsuccessful, etc.
>Do people ask you why you support him?
No one has asked why I defend him.
>Do you ever get asked why you know so much about American politics?
No, the people I talk to tend to just admit that they aren't very knowledgeable of American politics.
>>73675320
my favorites are
east: maryland
west: cali
>>73675465
never again
