Originally posted by Aelita
The reasons why non-Americans disagree with Bush are all stated in previous posts. I also would venture to say that non-Americans have more diverse sources of information, and a broader perspective on the world events.
This media exposure problem is something I encountered while
researching another issue (Michael Badnarik's media blackout).
It is not just that American media do not expose the issues inclusive of non-American perspectives,
they appear to go to great length to paint the issues inside Republican-Democrat guidelines.
At present, those guidelines are set to induce more support for more war.
And, to underscore Aelita's observation,
most Americans cannot be bothered to read stuff from outside the border.
The closest they get is BBC - Anything else gets tainted as exotic.

