Don't you think it's rather annoying to see questions for "Americans only"?

[b]*** NON AMERICANS ONLY***[/b]

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SW-User Best Comment

I blocked the person who did that the most so it hasn't been an issue.

Often non-americans have more knowledge of US politics than americans because many places outside of the USA have more educated popolations and have more in depth news available to us.

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bijouxbroussard · F

@SW-User Sadly, that’s true. Considering how much the U.S. prides itself on having a “free press”, our news is amazingly censored and editorialized. I often use foreign news sources to get a better idea of what’s actually going on. 🤔

twistermind · 51-55, F

@bijouxbroussard I sort of think press is rotten everywhere but I maybe be wrong and things are worst there.
Maybe French press could be the most neutral? Do you have an opinion towards that?

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bijouxbroussard · F

@twistermind French and English. While they [b]may[/b] censor their own news (I don’t know), some publications tend to be neutral about what they report about [b]us[/b], possibly because they have no “dog in the fight”, so to speak. 😏