I've been in Australia for 3 weeks & 99% of people thank me for Trump

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I had no part in it. I sleep well at night.

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They can't believe that we let San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle let homeless folks just live in the streets like wild animals

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Can't believe they gave up their guns.

Spent a few days in Queensland back in 2000. Wish I could have stayed longer.

I’ve never understood how the Aussies became so liberal. It really doesn’t make sense for them to have gone the direction they have. My guess is a major lack of participation by conservative minded people.

I think we were headed that way here until Obama managed to piss us off so bad and then Trump came in to literally save us from going over the cliff.

Here we are three short years later and President Donald J. Trump has broken every liberal I know.

We’re winning this as long as we stick with what we are doing and bring as many like minded people as possible with us.

They don't have the looming demographic nightmare that we have, do they?

Most of Australia is very conservative and pro American I can se why they like Trump.

Where are you in Australia?

When I lived and worked in Sydney, there were massive libtards but for the most part friends and co-workers were apolitical with me. I was in Sydney when 9/11 happened; there was a lot of support. I was also there when the 2003 invasion of Iraq happened; not so much support.

When I moved three hours south of Sydney to the Shoalhaven region, people were much more conservative. I enjoyed my time down there much more than my time in the city.

The parallels are the same. Urban areas are liberal, rural areas are conservative. Urban areas are diverse demographically; rural areas are vast majority white. Lots of Muslim and Chinese immigration to Australia; I’m talking entire suburbs where you can’t read the signs, followed by Eastern European, Greek, Indian, and Italian. People are tired of having to support the dole bludgers. The cracks in their health care were apparent when I was there; I don’t know where it is now. I know my FIL was on a year-long waiting list for a knee replacement. Haven’t been back there since 2005.

Up until The end of World War II, Australia had the “White Australia” policy, and only allowed immigration from Western Europe, North America, Sacandinavia, etc. After the war ended, they allowed in more Italians, Greeks, and Eastern Europeans escaping Communism. It was in the late 60’s and into the Whitman era of the early 70’s that the floodgates opened on Chinese and Muslim immigration.

The media narrative that Trump is hated is another lie

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The parallels are the same. Urban areas are liberal, rural areas are conservative.

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You find this all over most western democracies. Your average blue collar rural conservative in the midwest has far more in common with his counterpart in Bavaria than he does with his fellow american progressive that sniffs his own farts in Chicago or similar large urban area.

The rural conservative vs. urban progressive divide is growing, and it's growing in all major western democracies.

Many people believe in the old saying, “If you don’t have anything good to say, don’t say anything at all”.

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Really their immigrants are from pretty high IQ nations, I don’t see much from ME or Africa

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I’m just reporting on what I saw with my own eyes. Look up the demographics on western Sydney suburbs like Bankstown, Punchbowl, Auburn, Lidcombe, and Cabrametta.

I’ll admit that I didn’t see nearly as much of the country as a whole. Never travelled further north than Newcastle, further inland than Parkes and Canberra, and south to Bateman’s Bay. I wasn’t there to travel anyway.