53% of Americans View Fellow Citizens as Morally Bad, Highest Among 25 Countries in Pew Poll

Pew: Americans ‘more likely’ to disapprove of their own nation’s morals

Along with the U.S., Canada and Mexico, Pew included in its survey various European, Asian and South American nations, as well as Australia.

Divided and distrustful, most Americans rate their fellow citizens as morally bad

Just over half, 53%, of U.S. adults said in a Pew Research Center survey that Americans have bad morals and ethics.

Survey: US alone in finding fellow citizens 'morally bad'

Out of 25 countries, the United States was the only one where most people said their fellow citizens’ morality was generally bad, new research has found.A Pew Research Center report examining morality and ethics, released on Thursday, also found...

53% of Americans rate others living in the U.S. 'morally bad,' compared to 7% of Canadians: survey

Researchers found 53 per cent of Americans rate their fellows as bad, compared to just 7 per cent of Canadians.

Most Americans think their fellow citizens have poor morals

A new poll reports a partisan divide in judgments of morality, while overall concern is lower around issues like gambling and marijuana.

Most Americans think their fellow citizens are bad people, survey says

At the opposite end of the spectrum is Canada, where Pew found that 92 percent of people say their fellow Canadians are good.