We're also a newly democratic country. Our democracy has been here for only 30 years...it's naïve for us to simply start believing what the journalists have to say.
The press is very split between different political ideolgies and even YouTUbe based information channels are babbling shit like "Hw Japan got fucked up and we are getting a jackpot" or whatever.
One of the corruptest states in the world, basically owned by Samsung, has regularly scandals where the PM is in some cult (happened at least twice, iirc). People are just smart not to trust journalists.
The funniest part of being in a STEM field is that I literally know all the alphabets in that sentence right there despite never being exposed to anything remotely greek in my life.
This guy on Tiktok was quoting some obscure Greek newspaper for Ukraine war news, and I had to call bullshit on him when he said a Russian cruise missile killed every foreign volunteer in Ukraine. I was following a few of those guys, and they were still kicking.
I'm from Australia and no one has ever asked me if i trust our media and I can 100% tell you that we should not be shaded light blue, we should be one of the yellow shades.
Don't forget about the time when they presented the opening scene from The Interview (2014) (where a north korean girl wishes death on the US) as a real video. This happened at TWO DIFFERENT NEWS STATIONS.
They showed the picture of Kojima wearing a red army hat and the one of him posing in front of a portrait of Che Guevara basically trying to imply that a communist radical shot him.
Tanzania being one of the more trusting countries is so funny. The country is so open about everything news wise imo. It’s because everyone seems to love each other but also be in constant competition with one another. Everyone has an agenda, but there’s thousands of groups that all have a different one and have no problem calling out the other ones for ALSO having an agenda. I love it here.
The ones not trusted here are those Swahili channels from international broadcasters BBC,VOA.. But local journalist are doing great job especially since you are required to seek info from all sides involved by law
Whenever I see these maps, I imagine that people on Reddit that are not from a traditionally Western countries, must be flabbergasted about the self-importance riddled complaints and fights about biased press, crooked politicians and violated rights that we complain about.
I live in America but my dad is Saudi and currently living in Riyadh. He won't even make a comment about the government on Whatsapp unless it's something positive. Even when we talk on the phone he knows people are listening (mostly because he did the listening during the Gulf War). When we send letters or packages they are often opened and clearly looked through. He even had an uncle disappear for a while in the 90s due to some government disagreement. Saudi is an extreme opposite example, but it makes me want to give the Constitution a great big hug.
Agree completely. People in the west say politicians are "corrupt"meaning they vote supporting the elites. Everywhere else it means they are literally taking bribes.
It's all relative, if you only start complaining when we get to South Korea, well, sorry pal, the press is too biases, the politicians are too crooked, and your rights are being taken away
This map is pretty funky though, French Guyana shouldn't be grayed out since it's part of France, Brazilian trust in Journalism is not very high right now (unfortunately) and there are some suspicious countries there too. In general it seems fine though
I am extremely surprised we Norwegians are so trusting. Most everyone I know here does not trust the journalists. And "alternative media" has gotten more and more traction these last few decades. Then again "news" up here isn't really news. It is a little news, tons and tons of pundits and assorted "feelgood / feelbad" nonsense stories (cute cat, true crime, etc).
I am surprised about the UK as well. Basically everyone in this country will at least be aware of how the media and the police collaborated to blame the victims after Hillsborough, and yet trust is apparently above 50%
If anything trusting our ‘journalists’ too much is our issue. Fox News/ CNN telling us what to think for the day over breakfast and believing everything they throw at us is kinda our whole thing. We just choose propaganda over actual Journalism.
It’s a combination of people deeming any media with a different bias then theirs as untrustworthy, combined with actually poor journalism from all ends of the political spectrum.
President Park Geun Hye (impeached for being controlled by a cult leader) had hidden blacklists for media censorship. She also controlled mainstream news during the Sewol Ferry Incident and told them to report everyone was evacuated, later said rescue operations are ongoing and successful when they were completely stalled and unsuccessful.
Yeah as a Pole I'm also witnessing party-specific propaganda finding its way into the education system. Absolutely appaling things can happen when you give one old fanatic too much power
I agree. Countless things were swept under the rug during the Obomba administration. You have to do some digging to find answers, nothing on display in the mainstream.
Honestly, I find a lot of these comments very concerning. In order for a democracy to function, the people need to have reliable sources of information they can base their vote on. That source of information is journalism. It is essential for democratic societies to function.
The problem is that the news is generally owned by corporations. This means journalism has been reduced to maximizing profit on the one hand, and promoting corporate propaganda on the other hand.
Journalists are and always have been a tool of the state. This is true for both traditional Liberal-Conservative print media and fascist "alternative" media (aka controlled opposition).
Theres no way Spain is more than 60%. Journalists here lie more than they talk. Every piece of news is manipulated in some way or another and everyone knows it. It should be really low like Greece.
I am greek and I can confirm this, the vast majority of the greek media are owned by oligarchs, funded by banks and state advertising and grants and praise the government from dusk to dawn. They'll tell you the sun is green if their bosses tell them to.
It depends on which journalists. There are certainly a few serious media houses, but most of the media is only about profit, clickbait, sensationalism, lies in the service of the owner.
I just realized I can't really say how much I currently trust because I've barely consumed it in the last years. Between staying in English on the internet and not being able to take 10 minutes of TV news without getting mad I'm not up to date with the state of the media.
There's an Hidden Brain episode where they talk about how places where newspapers in various municipalities and regions went out of business and so there were fewer journalists covering those places, those places would experience higher loan interest rates, especially at the municipal level. The expert interviewed suggested it wasn't just a correlation, that it was actually a causation. According to this person they were interviewing: when there are less journalists, there is more corruption. It's because banks know this first-hand since they have to deal with.
Greece is based but it's surprising to me that the french are up to 70% trusting. It feels like nobody in the country takes the news or any newspaper seriously these days.
I'm from France and I'm really surprised by the number given here, it should be way lower given the bias it has, nearly all the press is owned by a dozen millionaires/billionaires, it's insane!
This is a bit difficult to measure. I see finland with a colour there. In elementary school curriculum we have items regarding "who is saying/writing what and for what reason" and small seed of doupt is supposed to be planted in every citizen (Kane?) in the country. I have it too, understanding that journalists do have affiliations like other citizens (Kane?) in the country and everything should be taken with grain and salt. Journalists are naturally aware of the situation and blatant lying usually gets pointed out rather quickly. It still happens. We have phenomenon called "yellow press" that is supposed to be avoided but it has its audience. Don't know if they're elementary school pupils who were sleeping during classes?
These surveys with just one question are kinda worthless aren't they? You need to define what journalism is before asking about trust. Do I trust that journalists won't lie about a fire, a missing person or a notification about a new survey. YES
It's the opposite. Most journalists are leftists and are too afraid to point out crimes by muslim perpetrators. On the other hand have no problem pointing out when a hindu does a crime.
Given that the US is pretty evenly split politically and that our media clearly leans left, I can see the percentage we get. I do not subscribe to the notion of some that everything I disagree with in reporting is "fake news" but there is some very slanted reporting in the mainstream US media. I don't dismiss all of it, but I have long since learned to take it with a grain of salt, use multiple sources, and, when possible, confirm certain facts on my own with a little research.
Dont forget innaccurate. Certain court cases were intentionally reported on innacurately for political sway until court showed otherwise. The laptop story was buried as abaolutely false until the election ended, yet the unproven dossier was trotted out as truth on the other side. Id say there is alot of reason to be distrustful, the media has substantively lied, and for political gain, numerous times.
I actually didn’t expect it to be this low given how eagerly our elderly population consumes all the bullshit on the state TV. Those I dealt with were purely zombified and impossible to convince
Well, Europe is not very clever, is it? Congrats to Greece. Specially nowadays, when journalists get their degree out of a cereal box; what a bunch of illiterate bums.
I'm a Canadian in Australia - Canadian journalists are pretty shit, but they aren't nearly as blatantly pro-conservative/fascist as the Murdoch indoctrination teams down under.
I'm an Australian in Canada and I totally agree with you. In general I find Canadian journalists passive aggressive and Australian journalists aggressively blunt.
I just hope that Australians can keep taking Murdoch media with a grain of salt, that hope is really lost in the UK where even the BBC takes over Murdoch's trash narratives.
Why the hell would anyone “trust journalists”? If we’re talking about corporate mainstream journalists, then you’d have to be a brain dead idiot to trust them. If we’re talking about independent journalists, then you’d be a brain dead idiot to simply trust them without recognizing that there will be some honest ones and a lot of crap ones.
You know not every country is the same, right? In the US newspapers are owned by corporations. In my country they're owned by corporations, the worker's unions, farmer's league, churches, and local communities. They're subsidized by the state to encourage a free and varied press, and it has remained so for the last two centuries.
Many Russians actually have a healthy skepticism for anything they are told by journalists, Govt and authority in general, much more so than in the West.
The distrust is also spread by the Kremlin though, as demonstrated by a lot of the anti-vax propaganda. Russians tend to not trust anything and think it's just as bad elsewhere, which helps create the "apolitical" but compliant portion of the population.
What happens in South Korea?
and Greece lol
we dont trust them. that’s true. they are too biased. we use term journalist(기자) + trash(쓰레기) = 기레기
We're also a newly democratic country. Our democracy has been here for only 30 years...it's naïve for us to simply start believing what the journalists have to say.
Litteral Cyberpunk Corpos
they even have a "fake news" law to target media
They had an impeached president who was controlled by a cult leader that created blacklists for media censorship.
Turns out it's not simultaneously illegal and mandatory to cut your hair like Kim jong un in North Korea
Corruption in the government and control by the super powerful family owned companies such as Samsung
It seems There lives smart people.
Because I've seen them talking rubbish so much.
The press is very split between different political ideolgies and even YouTUbe based information channels are babbling shit like "Hw Japan got fucked up and we are getting a jackpot" or whatever.
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One of the corruptest states in the world, basically owned by Samsung, has regularly scandals where the PM is in some cult (happened at least twice, iirc). People are just smart not to trust journalists.
They are smart.
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The funniest part of being in a STEM field is that I literally know all the alphabets in that sentence right there despite never being exposed to anything remotely greek in my life.
Greece most sane country in the world.
A bit surpising that Greece stands out so much compared to other states both overall and in its region.
Based Greeks
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Yep, you know what the deal is.
This guy on Tiktok was quoting some obscure Greek newspaper for Ukraine war news, and I had to call bullshit on him when he said a Russian cruise missile killed every foreign volunteer in Ukraine. I was following a few of those guys, and they were still kicking.
What's up with Greek Journalists?
hands down the most intelligent ones out there
I don’t trust these results :)
Philippines: President effectively bans the most popular news network in the country (ABS-CBN) from TV
I'm from Australia and no one has ever asked me if i trust our media and I can 100% tell you that we should not be shaded light blue, we should be one of the yellow shades.
Based but I do not trust your comment either so I'm in a bit of a conundrum.
A Greek station stated that Hideo Kojima shot Shinzo Abe when he died iirc, no wonder the they’re not trusted.
Don't forget about the time when they presented the opening scene from The Interview (2014) (where a north korean girl wishes death on the US) as a real video. This happened at TWO DIFFERENT NEWS STATIONS.
They showed the picture of Kojima wearing a red army hat and the one of him posing in front of a portrait of Che Guevara basically trying to imply that a communist radical shot him.
Tanzania being one of the more trusting countries is so funny. The country is so open about everything news wise imo. It’s because everyone seems to love each other but also be in constant competition with one another. Everyone has an agenda, but there’s thousands of groups that all have a different one and have no problem calling out the other ones for ALSO having an agenda. I love it here.
That's cool to hear a personal perspective relating to the data, thanks
That sounds amazing
that's pretty cool
The ones not trusted here are those Swahili channels from international broadcasters BBC,VOA.. But local journalist are doing great job especially since you are required to seek info from all sides involved by law
I've always wanted to visit Tanzania
Whenever I see these maps, I imagine that people on Reddit that are not from a traditionally Western countries, must be flabbergasted about the self-importance riddled complaints and fights about biased press, crooked politicians and violated rights that we complain about.
I live in America but my dad is Saudi and currently living in Riyadh. He won't even make a comment about the government on Whatsapp unless it's something positive. Even when we talk on the phone he knows people are listening (mostly because he did the listening during the Gulf War). When we send letters or packages they are often opened and clearly looked through. He even had an uncle disappear for a while in the 90s due to some government disagreement. Saudi is an extreme opposite example, but it makes me want to give the Constitution a great big hug.
Agree completely. People in the west say politicians are "corrupt"meaning they vote supporting the elites. Everywhere else it means they are literally taking bribes.
It's all relative, if you only start complaining when we get to South Korea, well, sorry pal, the press is too biases, the politicians are too crooked, and your rights are being taken away
This map is pretty funky though, French Guyana shouldn't be grayed out since it's part of France, Brazilian trust in Journalism is not very high right now (unfortunately) and there are some suspicious countries there too. In general it seems fine though
I am extremely surprised we Norwegians are so trusting. Most everyone I know here does not trust the journalists. And "alternative media" has gotten more and more traction these last few decades. Then again "news" up here isn't really news. It is a little news, tons and tons of pundits and assorted "feelgood / feelbad" nonsense stories (cute cat, true crime, etc).
There is a difference between media and journalists.
I don't think I've ever in my 40 years alive met a person in Norway who said they don't trust our journalists.
I suppose your age and background matters. You said it yourself; "everyone I know".
Maybe that's just your group circle?
The standards for journalism is pretty high in Norway (and Scandinavia)
I am surprised about the UK as well. Basically everyone in this country will at least be aware of how the media and the police collaborated to blame the victims after Hillsborough, and yet trust is apparently above 50%
So can you honestly watch Dagsrevyen on NRK (state media) and with a straight face tell me they are not trustworthy?
The real answer is far more simple:
I'm surprised US numbers are so high.
That's what happens when 'a lot' and 'some' are lumped together. I have a strong suspicion that 'some' is doing the heavy lifting here.
Yeah I trust journalists - I trust them to fuck it up!
If anything trusting our ‘journalists’ too much is our issue. Fox News/ CNN telling us what to think for the day over breakfast and believing everything they throw at us is kinda our whole thing. We just choose propaganda over actual Journalism.
Same thoughts
think about your grandparents, most grandparents will just soak up the news and believe anything they hear
Why's south Korea that bad?
It’s a combination of people deeming any media with a different bias then theirs as untrustworthy, combined with actually poor journalism from all ends of the political spectrum.
President Park Geun Hye (impeached for being controlled by a cult leader) had hidden blacklists for media censorship. She also controlled mainstream news during the Sewol Ferry Incident and told them to report everyone was evacuated, later said rescue operations are ongoing and successful when they were completely stalled and unsuccessful.
I'm in Israel and it's hard for me to trust the local news when the education system is biased.
Yeah as a Pole I'm also witnessing party-specific propaganda finding its way into the education system. Absolutely appaling things can happen when you give one old fanatic too much power
After the Iraq war I don’t know how anyone can take journalism seriously here.
Where is here?
Because they messed up that time, fuck all media and no one can be trusted. Let's just use reddit and twitter for all of our news!
Yellow journalism has always been a thing
Why
Oh here? I've heard good things about that place
I agree. Countless things were swept under the rug during the Obomba administration. You have to do some digging to find answers, nothing on display in the mainstream.
After the Trump administration I don't know how anyone can NOT take journalism seriously here
In the Netherlands they copy the American media in politics and people believe in it unfortunately
Probably not the best thing to be on either extreme tbh.
How is it so HIGH?
I'm a bit sad to see it's so high in UK/US
Should I trust this?
I have a very hard time believing 60% of the US trust journalists.
Honestly, I find a lot of these comments very concerning. In order for a democracy to function, the people need to have reliable sources of information they can base their vote on. That source of information is journalism. It is essential for democratic societies to function.
Press should be a counter power, not its agent.
Maybe journalists should stop lying then
The problem is that the news is generally owned by corporations. This means journalism has been reduced to maximizing profit on the one hand, and promoting corporate propaganda on the other hand.
In Greece we don’t really trust anyone. This has been the case since ancient times
mainstream journalism is no longer a reliable source of information regardless of your political persuasions.
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The media does the bidding of the ruling class and pushes for their interests. Why should anyone trust them?
Journalists are and always have been a tool of the state. This is true for both traditional Liberal-Conservative print media and fascist "alternative" media (aka controlled opposition).
Could someone explain why Greece is so red?
They don’t trust journalists
Something else worth noting for Greece.
the only form of media that people actually get news from is TV and most channels are owned/heavily subsidized by politicians
Theres no way Spain is more than 60%. Journalists here lie more than they talk. Every piece of news is manipulated in some way or another and everyone knows it. It should be really low like Greece.
I'm surprised India being that high.
Because we're not as super-backward shitholes as you would've imagined.
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Mexico should be very red because nobody in Mexico trusts the newspapers about anything politically. But crime reporting but certainly not politics.
I am greek and I can confirm this, the vast majority of the greek media are owned by oligarchs, funded by banks and state advertising and grants and praise the government from dusk to dawn. They'll tell you the sun is green if their bosses tell them to.
Our trust is going down because too many Canadians are sucked into the American rhetoric
There’s absolutely no way the statistic for Canada is correct. 0% chance.
I don’t trust this map
Mark Twain
It depends on which journalists. There are certainly a few serious media houses, but most of the media is only about profit, clickbait, sensationalism, lies in the service of the owner.
The 50% rate forr Turkey proves half the population is brain dead.
Well, people may understand this question differently.
Exactly, these are the Erdogan supporters probably
I was surprised UK is even blue, but I guess that makes sense with the lies they get away with CONSTANTLY.
I just realized I can't really say how much I currently trust because I've barely consumed it in the last years. Between staying in English on the internet and not being able to take 10 minutes of TV news without getting mad I'm not up to date with the state of the media.
USA should be red AF…. Did a journalist from the USA make this? Lmfao
I think most Americans trust some journalists, just not all journalists. Alex Jones could be called a journalist and is definitely part of “the media”
What do you think a journalist is?
"Media" in the US is a gargantuan industry, and extremely competitive.
I trust your mistrust
I'll throw a little Canadian advocation out there for the CBC.
In terms of daily talk/news radio in Canada, CBC Radio One can’t be beat.
As an expat Canadian, I miss that.
There's an Hidden Brain episode where they talk about how places where newspapers in various municipalities and regions went out of business and so there were fewer journalists covering those places, those places would experience higher loan interest rates, especially at the municipal level. The expert interviewed suggested it wasn't just a correlation, that it was actually a causation. According to this person they were interviewing: when there are less journalists, there is more corruption. It's because banks know this first-hand since they have to deal with.
Greece is based but it's surprising to me that the french are up to 70% trusting. It feels like nobody in the country takes the news or any newspaper seriously these days.
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Cos it includes people that said they trust "some "
Looks like mostly the Greeks got things in true perspective again.
There's a pretty big difference between "some" and "a lot"
I'm from France and I'm really surprised by the number given here, it should be way lower given the bias it has, nearly all the press is owned by a dozen millionaires/billionaires, it's insane!
Wow, Hellas, what's up?
Am I the only one surprised by how blue China is?
I trust some journalists in my country. Not all journalists and news outlets deserve equal consideration.
Bad data that doesn't mean anything.
This is a bit difficult to measure. I see finland with a colour there. In elementary school curriculum we have items regarding "who is saying/writing what and for what reason" and small seed of doupt is supposed to be planted in every citizen (Kane?) in the country. I have it too, understanding that journalists do have affiliations like other citizens (Kane?) in the country and everything should be taken with grain and salt. Journalists are naturally aware of the situation and blatant lying usually gets pointed out rather quickly. It still happens. We have phenomenon called "yellow press" that is supposed to be avoided but it has its audience. Don't know if they're elementary school pupils who were sleeping during classes?
South Korea? Why?
Can a Korean explain what's going on there ?
You half to completely ignore reality to trust journalism today
DPRK is 100%!
That's waaay too freaking high everywhere. Don't trust anyone, research for yourself because everyone has an agenda.
Ptdr comment ça la France en bleu
number goal of journalists: keep their job.
Why is South Korea so sus?
If the Philippines had 70-80% trust in our journalists, our current president wouldn't have been elected ಠ︵ಠ
Australians trust journalists? Like what journalists, real ones or Murdoch funded?
Lol US media is completely infiltrated by the cia, and they just gobble it up
Trust a "journalist?" Is this a comedy subreddit?
So the right amount in the US, because corporate journalists are just propagandists
Given current condition of Journalism in India, it make me sad still so many Indians have blind trust on journalists
general trust =/= blind trust
Oh, what’s wrong with it ?
I was under the impression that "trust in press" numbers for India should be lower.
If the numbers were lower, Modi would've lost the last election.
These surveys with just one question are kinda worthless aren't they? You need to define what journalism is before asking about trust. Do I trust that journalists won't lie about a fire, a missing person or a notification about a new survey. YES
India is scary because the journalists post non-stop islamophobia against their Muslim minority.
It's the opposite. Most journalists are leftists and are too afraid to point out crimes by muslim perpetrators. On the other hand have no problem pointing out when a hindu does a crime.
Wrong. Brazilian here. We trust zero in journalists.
The US is far too blue. Trust is earned. Contemporary US journalism on average has earned none.
This map simply asks if the populace of each country trusts journalists, not "does
Elaborate.
proof that Greeks are the smartest people in the world
Given that the US is pretty evenly split politically and that our media clearly leans left, I can see the percentage we get. I do not subscribe to the notion of some that everything I disagree with in reporting is "fake news" but there is some very slanted reporting in the mainstream US media. I don't dismiss all of it, but I have long since learned to take it with a grain of salt, use multiple sources, and, when possible, confirm certain facts on my own with a little research.
Dont forget innaccurate. Certain court cases were intentionally reported on innacurately for political sway until court showed otherwise. The laptop story was buried as abaolutely false until the election ended, yet the unproven dossier was trotted out as truth on the other side. Id say there is alot of reason to be distrustful, the media has substantively lied, and for political gain, numerous times.
oh how i WISH percentage was lower in russia
I actually didn’t expect it to be this low given how eagerly our elderly population consumes all the bullshit on the state TV. Those I dealt with were purely zombified and impossible to convince
I wish it was way higher, combined with better and more honest journalism with no interference from government
Well, Europe is not very clever, is it? Congrats to Greece. Specially nowadays, when journalists get their degree out of a cereal box; what a bunch of illiterate bums.
I thought "Wow the US isn't higher?" And then I thought about it for a second and realized:
I'm a Canadian in Australia - Canadian journalists are pretty shit, but they aren't nearly as blatantly pro-conservative/fascist as the Murdoch indoctrination teams down under.
I'm an Australian in Canada and I totally agree with you. In general I find Canadian journalists passive aggressive and Australian journalists aggressively blunt.
I just hope that Australians can keep taking Murdoch media with a grain of salt, that hope is really lost in the UK where even the BBC takes over Murdoch's trash narratives.
I feel like the US should be (at least) one shade closer to the red.
Chinese people were probably lying.
I think the profession of journalist has been extinct for some time now
Wow the Greeks and worst Koreans definitely don't like their journalist huh.
I'm surprised us Indians are so trusting.
Honestly that can be said for even the left leaning outlets. Even in Tamilnadu many of the outlets are pro-DMK.
Why the hell would anyone “trust journalists”? If we’re talking about corporate mainstream journalists, then you’d have to be a brain dead idiot to trust them. If we’re talking about independent journalists, then you’d be a brain dead idiot to simply trust them without recognizing that there will be some honest ones and a lot of crap ones.
Share of complete and utter fools*
You know not every country is the same, right? In the US newspapers are owned by corporations. In my country they're owned by corporations, the worker's unions, farmer's league, churches, and local communities. They're subsidized by the state to encourage a free and varied press, and it has remained so for the last two centuries.
Canada is full of the gullible people.
Would be interested to know more about the scores of China and Russia.
Many Russians actually have a healthy skepticism for anything they are told by journalists, Govt and authority in general, much more so than in the West.
The distrust is also spread by the Kremlin though, as demonstrated by a lot of the anti-vax propaganda. Russians tend to not trust anything and think it's just as bad elsewhere, which helps create the "apolitical" but compliant portion of the population.
Depends if the ‘journalists’ work for Murdoch…
I'm surprised and frightened America is over 50%
first data map I see with Greece first in something positive! proud of it! ps: where is my country?
Canadians are idiots.
Cuba has no data because they have no journalists who are not in a prison or graveyard.
Indonesia is a surprise red.any reason?
Who the fuck do these people survey.
I never get asked any of this shit
Where did this data come from, I dint know a single person who trusts media in the US
What happens in the US?
How the fuck is the PRC higher up than the US. Good for Tanzania, though! Love to see trusted civil society in Africa.
Maybe because of party propaganda?
lmao @ India.