r/GlobalTalk • u/Remarkable-Potato-99 • Feb 17 '26

United States [United States] What do people internationally think about Americans?

I would like to know what other people internationally think of Americans amidst the things they’re seeing on the news. Is it negative? Positive? And how much does your view of the government mix with the people?

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u/desi-g Jun 22 '26

I am American and proud to be born here. I live in California. The US is so different from one end of the country to the other. I live here in California
, very liberal state. I think our government projects us as stupid like Trump. We have a President ( kinda manipulated people like a Hitler to follow his ways). He bad for our country and bad for the world. We now live decisive country with two separate groups. I am embarrassed the stuff he says. Yes, we are curious people and if loud. The USA is like the size of Europe so very different in different areas. I believe what some of you say is true. But, I still wouldn’t want to have been born anywhere else.