It's kind of subtle, but there seems to be atleast 10% - 20% of posters that are not from America. Why is that? Personally, I don't really give a fuck if a foreigner is MAGA or not. And if I wanted a foreigner's take on US politics, I could always go to the r/Conservative on Reddit
Edit: This post with over 400 comments and 800 upvotes is by a foreigner. Who gives a fuck if he's redpilled or not? And if you read more if his comments it's obvious he's a fucking troll.
OP of thread I'm not even American. I kinda dgaf about you guys, beyond you like, shitfucking the rest of the world and trying to control it. But y'know, every country does that, you guys are just the fattes
https://thedonald.win/p/GIEcvwGM/i-fucking-despise-nearly-every-i/c/
I would much rather hear from my fellow Americans as well, although I understand the interest because of America's dominance in world. This is an American election, not the world's. However, the entire west is under attack from the Global elites and China.
But your point is well taken. We have an election to win, and spending time on posts from abroad probably isn't the best use of our time and energy.
To quote OP:
Indeed. Didn't catch that. Doing too many things at once. Thanks for pointing it out.
Therevis no "spending time" pressed on you. Or is there.
People have always posted stuff from abroad. It is the normal "news cycle" - reason for many to come here.
Scroll past that. Engage only where interested. Post Election-related things yourself.
Don't take me wrong, I do enjoy the support from abroad for the President, as well as insight and opinions from outside of our American bubble, as I am well aware of our sphere of influence. My point was merely it does make it less efficient to find out domestic information quickly, that;s all.