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    Iraq is the most angry people in the world

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    Iraq is the most angry people in the world Empty Iraq is the most angry people in the world

    Post by Rocky Thu 29 Jun 2017, 2:04 am

    Iraq is the most angry people in the world


    Date of release: 2017/6/29


    A country whose sons are called hot-blooded friends who boil vineyards, kindness and tolerance, and anger at the simplest of things, dampen the "sparks of nervousness" that flow from their eyes like flame stings, "stink" hot hot tea mugs, and cigarettes too often.
    According to an opinion poll conducted by the Gallup International Foundation, the people of Iraq, now in difficult circumstances for years, are among the world's most angry people among more than 142 countries.
    It showed that 49% of the Iraqis expressed anger, ranking first in the poll of countries whose people are angry, and comes in second place after the Iraqis, Southern Sudan by 47%.
    A third of the citizens surveyed in the Gallup poll in 2016, after asking questions to measure their positive and negative feelings a day before the study, said they had a lot of anxiety with 36%, and three out of seven respondents had 30% physical pain.
    The Gallup revealed that Iraq, first solved five times, respectively, in the list of countries whose citizens have lived negative experiences in view of the situation of living and health problems.
    The institution, Iraq's negative index in the study, attributed the high proportion of Iraqis, 63% of whom expressed feelings of fear, compared to 60% of physical pain, and 59% of them expressed fatigue, and 57% said they feel sad.
    Iraq also ranked 54th in the list of countries with the least positive experiences in their lives, while Turkey ranked 52th, ahead of Iraqis with two salaries.
    Greece came first among the countries whose people feel tired by 67 percent, according to the study itself.
    Seventy percent of respondents in the world surveyed said they "had a good time or smiled and were treated with respect" and 50 percent said they learned something useful a day before the poll when Gallup asked them questions.
    Gallup's positive sentiments ranged from 84 in Paraguay to 51 in Yemen, and this was not measured in Syria during the survey year, for reasons that the organization cited as a security, although it had a lower rate than in 2015.

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