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[ItIsOkBro]

Why is a list of most admired men in the entire world filled with so many US politicians.

Jesus fucking Jesus USA turn off the TV and go outside.

 

[Alchemy]

What the fuck is wrong with white people? Seriously, stop it. It isn't funny anymore.

 

[kswiston]

but why? Please explain US

Trump will keep out all the Mexicans stealing those $3/hr American jobs, make Muslims terrorists easily identifiable on the street, and bomb Agrabah back to the stone age!

Plus, he's the greatest business genius in the history of the world.

 

[acheron_xl]

To spin this a positive way - Malala Yousafazi is as admired as Donald Trump, and is the #2 most admired woman.

 

[Dishwalla]

Well at least it isn't Putin, still can't believe how many American people on Facebook and other places think he's got the right ideas versus Obama.

 

[ghostjoke]

Grand wizard pope president Trump?

 

[SiegfriedFM]

FYI Obama and Clinton top the list.

Malala Yousafzai being on the list is pretty damn great though.

 

[Oersted]

Is this how a certain German guy got elected?

Hitler didn't win any elections.

And he was Austrian, just like Schwarzenegger. So its already sort of covered.

 

[FZZ]

As the most admired GAF member I find the people who voted for Trump in this poll stupid

 

[params7]

Who are these people who support trump?! Sure I see them on YouTube and twitter but those people aren't real! I have not met a single person in flesh and blood that likes this person so either they're all operating on the down-low or everyone of them online is a troll. Granted I live in Southern California but its a part of SoCal with a higher percentage of Conservatives than normal for SoCal but I have not met anyone who is a trump fan and that's not statically plausible given his popularity so are people online just trolls or is trump breaking the laws of probability?!

I haven't come out yet to my office folks for supporting Trump. I've kind of hinted at it and we all laughed a bit. Though I've yet to wear my Trump hat outside the house. Think I know now what it felt like to be a homosexual in the 1700s.

 

[campfireweekend]

I haven't come out yet to my office folks for supporting Trump. I've kind of hinted at it and we all laughed a bit. Though I've yet to wear my Trump hat outside the house. Think I know now what it felt like to be a homosexual in the 1700s.

Please be joking

 

[Malyse]

I haven't come out yet to my office folks for supporting Trump. I've kind of hinted at it and we all laughed a bit. Though I've yet to wear my Trump hat outside the house. Think I know now what it felt like to be a homosexual in the 1700s.

Goku would not approve.

 

[Magwik]

I haven't come out yet to my office folks for supporting Trump. I've kind of hinted at it and we all laughed a bit. Though I've yet to wear my Trump hat outside the house. Think I know now what it felt like to be a homosexual in the 1700s.

 

[ElTorro]

I haven't come out yet to my office folks for supporting Trump. I've kind of hinted at it and we all laughed a bit. Though I've yet to wear my Trump hat outside the house. Think I know now what it felt like to be a homosexual in the 1700s.

Wat

 

[Mr Git]

A tie between the Dalai Lama and Sarah Palin. Crikey.

 

[Az]

I haven't come out yet to my office folks for supporting Trump. I've kind of hinted at it and we all laughed a bit. Though I've yet to wear my Trump hat outside the house. Think I know now what it felt like to be a homosexual in the 1700s.

yo

 

[rokkerkory]

We are doomed

 

[User1608]

I haven't come out yet to my office folks for supporting Trump. I've kind of hinted at it and we all laughed a bit. Though I've yet to wear my Trump hat outside the house. Think I know now what it felt like to be a homosexual in the 1700s.

Yes, making a decision to support a candidate fully knowing what he stands for is the same as someone's orientation, something they were born with.

 

[deadlast]

I haven't come out yet to my office folks for supporting Trump. I've kind of hinted at it and we all laughed a bit. Though I've yet to wear my Trump hat outside the house. Think I know now what it felt like to be a homosexual in the 1700s.

This is the most amazing Apples and Oranges comparison I have ever seen.

 

[Monocle]

I haven't come out yet to my office folks for supporting Trump. I've kind of hinted at it and we all laughed a bit. Though I've yet to wear my Trump hat outside the house. Think I know now what it felt like to be a homosexual in the 1700s.

Praying for your safety in this, the most trying time of your life. Stay strong, friend. Just steer clear of the lynch mobs and you'll get through this.

 

[Perspicacity]

Clinton is the most admired woman? This surprises me.

Fear is a type of admiration.

 

[Deleted member 231381]

Well-known man wins name recognition poll; pundits shocked.

 

[Alex Stroud]

I feel like OP is kind of burying the lead here, given that Obama and Clinton were named #1...

We haven't had enough Trump threads this month.

 

[Shaanyboi]

I haven't come out yet to my office folks for supporting Trump. I've kind of hinted at it and we all laughed a bit. Though I've yet to wear my Trump hat outside the house. Think I know now what it felt like to be a homosexual in the 1700s.

If this was a joke, it wasn't funny

 

[CornBurrito]

Yes, making a decision to support a candidate fully knowing what he stands for is the same as someone's orientation, something they were born with.

People do choose to act on gay urges, much like how people choose to vote for Trump. But the urges themselves aren't choices. I truly can't help the fact that I want to vote for Trump. I don't think I will though. I am above such base urges because of my connection to Jesus, who would want me to vote for Sanders.

 

[Spyder_Monkey]

Great, people know a bankrupt reality TV star who's running for president despite no experience in office feeding off the undercurrent of racism among ignorant white Americans. Go US.