Yes! Thank you president trump! #MEGA
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M. E.? G. A.
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Make Earth Great Again
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Yeah, we're only kidding ourselves if we think we have our eyes on just making America great when we are so busy sticking our noses into every other country's business. Besides, wasn't world domination part of the plan all along?
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You beat me to it
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45 has really been working overtime!
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Has Trump taken credit for this yet?
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America will probably never learn from other countries. Heck, what did they learn from Australia’s gun reform that led to zero gun-massacre incidents.
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Did trump take credit for this?
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Has Trump claimed responsibility yet?
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“2017 was also the safest year on Ireland's roads since road deaths were first recorded in 1959” according to Road Safety Authority. Is it infrastructure, cars or drivers? (And why is Mr Trump not claiming credit as he did with aviation
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Where is the reference to Toyota’s research! Ha?
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In other news, Trump takes full credit for the low fatality rates in Japan but blamed Crooked Hillary for rising rates in the US.
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Waiting for Trump’s tweet taking credit for this.
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“As U.S. Road Deaths Rise, Fatal Crashes Reach Record Low in Japan....Traffic deaths in Japan fell to a record low in 2017...” A totallally misleading tittle. US road death did not rise in 2017. It raised in 2015-16, when country was going out of recession...
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As it can be seen now, WSJ editorial team has updated the title. The misleading part of it: “As US Road Death Rise” - was removed. Good to know that comment-feedback sometimes works in WSJ too...
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PS. WSJ updated the title, but left a section in article, where the same factually wrong statement was repeated and additionally illustrated by the misleading charts:pic.twitter.com/Hk1Jk6gHj6
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PPS. It’s a bit strange, that WSJ ignores the factor of unemployment in its comparison the recession & pos-recession road safety trends in US vs. Japan. Perhaps someone will remind to WSJ editorial team that level of unemployment in Japan remained at the level of < 4% 2007-2017
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PPPS. If author of the WSJ article will use meaningful data - fatalities by VTM ( vehicle travel by miles) to compare the countries as diff. by density of population as US vs. Japan - the “contrast” he wrote about will disappear and reasons behind 2015-16 “jump” become obvious:pic.twitter.com/TmLkj2UWu7
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