Just goes to show that everywhere in the world, even in the “great” USA, that the majority is stupid or at best average 😂
USA become 'Great' because they attract & allowed Enterprenuer/Innovator to flourish which in turn created many great company IBM, Microsoft, Boeing, Apple, Amazon, Ford, Google, Dupont, Abbott Laboratories & etc. Those majority stupid will then work for those Enterprenuer/Innovator.
Like wise Japan, Korea & now China.
Having a sizable Enterprenuer & Innovator is the 'Key' to the greatness of a country.
no, it is working as intended. if not how subpar competency people can be a leader, it give "hope" to all the average and below average competence people in the world that you do not need be the best to be a leader, you only need only need people support and normal people support and "trust" people based on emotion not intelligence.
so in essence, democracy is not to pick the best and smartest leader to lead a country. is just in place to give people "hope"..
This post has been edited by brkli: Jan 16 2020, 03:42 PM
US President Donald Trump once left Prime Minister Narendra Modi shocked and concerned by telling him India and China didn't share a border, a new book by two Pulitzer-winning journalists claims.
"It's not like you've got China on your border," Trump told Modi, and the Indian premier's eyes "bulged out in surprise", Washington Post journalists Phillip Rucker and Carol Leonning report in A Very Stable Genius, according to the US newspaper.
The book's title is a shout-out to Trump's own description of his mental acumen.
Rucker and Leonning write that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's expression "gradually shifted, from shock and concern to resignation" after Trump's remarks, and that one of the US president's aides felt Modi probably "left that meeting and said, 'This is not a serious man. I cannot count on this man as a partner'," the Post reports.
The aide told the book's authors that India "took a step back" in its diplomatic ties with Washington after that meeting.
Donald Trump's knowledge of the subcontinent's geography has come under scrutiny before. A TIME magazine correspondent wrote last year that the US president had to be corrected at a briefing where he said he knew Nepal and Bhutan were in India. He also reportedly "mispronounced Nepal as 'nipple' and laughingly referred to Bhutan as 'button
talk shit bout Trump but still falls for the same traps as trumpers. belip in shit like deepstate,fake news,lock her up, drain the swamp, make Malaysia great again.
Donald trump got voted in because he is the most credible candidate available during the time of election compared to Hillary Clinton who are just plain crazy and completely disconnected from the community.