You had culture? Really?
What examples of it can you give?
The history of the U.S as a nation that defied the powerful military in the world at that time to
achieve their own Right to Self Determination, has in itself, been a major source of inspiration for the worlds citizens. Maybe they are losing some of this battle now as culturally, the U.S has lost the appeal to First World Nations and instead looking to impress poorer nations (I doubt citizens in France or Japan view Drake as the cultural icon that an Elvis or even Michael Jackson was).
Cultural contributions were largely significant from the inventor of old. The
Edisons and Howard Hughes who pushed the envelope on human pursuits.
There was a time when
everyone in the world wanted to visit the U.S and wear cowboy hats, sing like Elvis, play guitar like BB KIng or Jimi Hendrix.
Actors have always been a big part of the projection of the U.S as well,
you can go back 100 years to view how big of a global impact Hollywood has had on the worlds view of America. Much tougher now with the woke generation that sees America as just another nation in the world instead of a hyper-driven nation of winners and Exceptional people.
Trump was bringing back the American swagger. It bothered those who didn't want that swagger to return.
I bet many of them wish it was still in existence. Swagger and strength when projected to the world draws their attention and you have them emulate you out of interest and curiousity.
Even
many citizens in China enjoyed Trump as president simply because he was entertaining and a big promoter of America. Not all the worlds citizens hate America, they want to believe that the America of old can still exist. Many don't understand why this is so important.
