Do you dislike all Americans because of their President?

I don't hate any country just because of their president. I dont hate Korea, China, Russia, or any of the other countries that have leaders that I tend to do the side eye at their mention. A country is made up of individuals, and unfortunately some people cannot get past what they see on TV to realize that what they are being fed a microscopic controlled view. I say this as a person that has traveled extensively on an international level. Good, bad, beautiful, or ugly we are all individual and unique... Dislike is a prettier word but hate will eat you up and Media should be ashamed for fueling that. If someone hates America and has never visited, please do so legally. You will see a different picture of America than what you are fed on the news. Just be ready to see a lot of devastation right now, because the Carolinas, Tennessee, Florida were all hit with massive hurricanes that they are predicting some of those states will take decades to recover and then California is on fire as well with massive damage. We have our problems but I would rather be herecthan many other countries I have visited.

Absolutely not. I can’t think of a country that hasn’t had weak or terrible leaders, and America is no exception.

And I’ve had enough personal experiences working alongside Americans to never give up on them lightly. You can celebrate differences and make fun of each other but still stand together on the things that matter.

This is Ofcourse ignoring the obvious fact that you can’t hold 300 million people responsible for one man. I’d guess there’s even a percentage who did vote for him who might be having some regrets. I’ve certainly cast a vote I wish I hadn’t in my life.

I think the lasting impression on me is that a great country of very skilled people, why are their leadership options always so bad?

No, I only dislike those who voted for him. And no, I don't think a political vote defines what kind of person someone is, but this election wasn't political. It was about raising or resisting tyranny, and that says everything about someone's morals.

It brings an interesting wider question:

Should you judge a people for the sins of the nation state?

Our native UK is now a middle-sized nation that has negligible global impact. In the 19th century, 'we' were the world's most powerful nation and did a lot of bad things. Our colonial legacy still has enormous impact the world over: from Africa to India, to Canada to America itself. . You can even make the case (based on history, shared language etc) that modern America is the successor to the British empire.

Are we to blame for the sins of our compatriots and our great grandfathers? No, but it's good to be aware of it and acknowledge the problems with the legacy.

Thank you. I've recently come to realize how much pain and suffering my country causes for others. I'm sorry it's something I never saw before.

I've met plenty of Americans irll and on here, so it's a firm 'no' from me

I don't even dislike all Trump supporters. I think they are badly wrong.

The trump supporters who troll and insult people who are trying to engage in debate: Those I do dislike

Less than a month after his inauguration, people from specific groups who voted for Trump are complaining about him implementing things he clearly stated he planned to do. I really don’t know what is wrong with them. Were they not paying attention ? I can’t feel bad for them, but I can’t gloat, either—if this plane crashes, it’s going down with all of us. 😞

I try not to judge a people (or their country) by their leaders. I love to travel, and I won't be put off from visiting a place, and interacting with the people, just because their head of state isn't great.

No, I don't even hate all Russians. Many people are just trapped in countries that were hijacked by the worst kind of people. I should know, I live in one too.

I’m a Republican that’s displeased at Trump and the direction of the party.

I voted “against” Trump versus “for” Kamala and her attempted pseudo-coup.

No.
My media feeds are flooded with Americans who are genuinely distressed and afraid of what is to come.
It makes me sad.

I AM an American..I can understand their dislike b/c of our bullying posture toward other countries,the blase use of the Nazi salute,and the ugly stance of some of our citizens

not at all...i have a few american friends on here and i enjoy talking to my customers and suppliers

The problem always has been when we have a weak and feckless president. The last one had no mental capacity, and his autopen signed whatever the socialists decided.

Trump is not weak or feckless, nor is he emptying the treasury for liberal causes foreign nor domestic. He demands the rule of law, and meriticracy be reinstated.

Trump speaks clearly and intelligently. Sometimes in sarcasm. The liberal media hates that. They hate not being able to shape stories and are losing power. The people now have direct access and it upsets the fiefdom.

Trump is direct. The government has grown too large. It is no longer accountable to the people. It needs to be reduced considerably. We need term limits. We need our politicians to fear the people, not the people fear the government.

No I've met a lot of nice Americans while travelling.

But.... I do hate the media and politics

No. There are good and bad people in every race. You can't dislike any whole race because of their president.

No. And I wish them luck, because they are going to need it.

No not at all

Not sure why anyone would dislike a countries whole population because of who their leader is. Be that leader elected or otherwise.

No. I dislike their president.

No, I don't dislike all Americans but a democratically elected government has to be answered for by the electorate

Noy at all.
Most Americans are decent people.

At least half of us

if somebody dislikes the population of a country because of its president or whatever politician, then there is for sure not much substance between somebody's ears 🤦🏽‍♀

The US loves Trump

Highly unlikely and most likely the complete opposite.