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Title: Colombians Are The World's Most Pessimistic People, Chinese The Most Optimistic
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URL Source: https://www.zerohedge.com/geopoliti ... people-chinese-most-optimistic
Published: Nov 26, 2021
Author: Tyler Durden
Post Date: 2021-11-26 22:56:05 by Horse
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91 percent of those in Colombia think the world is now a more dangerous place... Around the globe, the feeling that the world became more dangerous in the last year is widespread. According to a new survey by Ipsos, 82 percent of respondents from 28 countries said they somewhat or strongly agree with this sentiment. However, as Statista's Martin Armstrong shows in the following infographic, this general feeling of pessimism not universal. Poster Comment: The US is fourth behind Colombia as seeing the world as a more dangerous place. Maybe because Biden became the Prez. India and China see the world as getting better. Maybe because they are Christian nations? Maybe not? 
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#3. To: Horse (#0)
Once again ZH displays its dazzling numerical and logical idiocy. "More dangerous" and "more things are getting better in the world than are getting worse" are not opposites, or even mutually exclusive. If the 28 countries (around the globe) from which the responses came represent the universe, and 82% of the respondents felt that the world became more dangerous in the last year, then I'd say that sentiment is pretty universal. Naturally, ZH doesn't tell us what percentage of respondents in China, India, Saudi Arabia, and Malaysia felt that the world became more dangerous in the last year.
That's why we keep you around you horrible white supremacist, racist.
As Tom T. Hall famously sang, "Keep me around for laughs; I've been good for one or two." BTW, even if I and my wife, a staunch antivariegationist, wanted to adopt a couple of pickaninnies to atone for our unalloyed alabastrinity, we wouldn't be able to -- because we live in a highly Baptist region and they've all already been snatched up.
#8. To: StraitGate, 4um (#7)
"What do you do? Sleep with that thesaurus on your pillow?" "I would if I slept."
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#5. To: StraitGate, 4um (#3)
Once again ZH displays its dazzling numerical and logical idiocy.
#7. To: Esso (#5)
Replies to Comment # 7. BTW, even if I and my wife, a staunch antivariegationist, wanted to adopt a couple of pickaninnies to atone for our unalloyed alabastrinity, we wouldn't be able to -- because we live in a highly Baptist region and they've all already been snatched up.
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