| Jumpin said: From what I understand - Republicans = the stupid party, whose people think the sun revolves around the earth, and don't know where Iraq is on a map. Maybe that is what keeps people away. It's somewhat surprising that about half of the US seems to vote for them - this is why a lot of stereotypes about Americans exist. |
I'd say you don't understand much of anything then.
There is "part of it" that believes the first.... Same with anyone who has some voters who are christians.
most people in either party, or any part of the world couldn't probably do the second... even in Iraq.
In the Middle East in fact, 63% of kids who should of learned it by now couldn't find Iraq on a map, and georgraphy skills only get worse as you age because the average person never really uses em.
With the number being like... 66% in America.
Really the US sucking at Georgraphy isn't a surprise though... I mean we lack a lot of need for "Practical Geography". We're a huge ass country with essentially only two countries on our border.
It's not like Europe where you can drive to a dozen countries in the span of a day.
