I don't see how that means you can't trust America. A large % does not equal a majority. Look at polling to see where the majority of US sentiment lies.
Similarly, if you look at surveys of Germans, you will see that a large % do not support Military aid of Ukraine, not a majority, but a large percentage. By your logic, does that mean that Ukraine cannot trust Germany?
It doesn't take a majority of voters to elect a President in the U.S. thanks to the electoral college.
Only 31% of the US believes we are providing too much support to Ukraine.
Re:Alexei Navalny has died – authorities
by miroljub on Friday February 16, 2024 @10:05AM
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Because you are objectively not providing more than any other NATO land.
Re:Alexei Navalny has died – authorities
by ganieldackle on Friday February 16, 2024 @12:15PM
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Which country is providing more than the US? The only thing that matters is the absolute numbers. Ukraine doesn't care if Moldova contributes 10% of its GDP because it amounts to nothing compared to 1% of US GDP.
Re:Alexei Navalny has died – authorities
by mrguyorama on Friday February 16, 2024 @10:23AM
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Someone should tell the Speaker of the House that
Re:Alexei Navalny has died – authorities
by ViewTrick1002 on Friday February 16, 2024 @10:00AM
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Due to the fucked nature of the political system in America most people don't matter. Who cares if someone in California supports aid to Ukraine when Trumpistic and Putinistic swing-voters in Georgia does not.
You: "How dare you ....!?"
Later You: "This is why a large portion of Americans could care less about the defense of Europe."
That was easy.
Q.E.D.