And in the USA, as well.
I still see no reason to imagine that such adds up to some valid perspective of "non-Americans" as such.
Given that you're among the tiny handful of posters here whose credentials as a reasonable, unprejudiced interloctor compare disfavorably to SAM's, your willingness to jump on that boat bothers me not at all. It is, in fact, pretty strong evidence that I'm on the right track.
I'd have no trouble with the premise that SAM speaks for craven anti-American bigots who have little shame and a huge appetite for trolling. That, again, does not rise to "non-Americans." Nor is it a "perspective" that anyone has any reason to value the inclusion of, anywhere. Well, except for the purpose of ridiculing it.
Also, in my circles referring to people as "sheep" (or, worse, "sheeple") is considered a dead give-away that somebody is a low-order conspiracy troll. I mean, really: the premise that hundreds of millions of people are dumb animals that can't handle the insights that you, the special snowflake of insight, are in possession of, belongs in a bad sci-fi movie. It's the kind of thing that teenaged losers with crippling superiority complexes invent to console themselves. Nobody with half a wit would do go around talking like that except as a joke.