The Americans elected and kept George Bush in office. Enough said.
The UK kept Tony Blair in office, though whilst not a bad PM, was a complete lapdog for Bush. Now they've let Gordon Brown deny them a referendum on the Lisbon Treaty because they're too afraid too actually do something about it (though they'll happily moan in their newspapers).
The French...well...they elected President Sarkozy, the little man with the napoleon complex and a drinking problem who is pushing the Lisbon Treaty through without asking his citizens for a vote despite them voting against a document that was 96% the same 2 years ago...and are they doing anything about that? Nah, but sure the French are only good for one thing (surrendering).
What do all three have in common? They're all ruled by absolute idiots, who've been elected by the population (and therefore a direct representation of the citizens in their respective countries) and are slowly letting their countries turn to **** due them having little control over immigration and other economic policies.
The world looked on in awe as Bush invaded a country on a lie, despite this Britain was soon following them over with Tony Blair hoping to impress Bush by licking up to him, regardless of how many UK citizens he got killed for this lie so lol @ Brits critisizing Americans and vice versa.
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Originally Posted by Poker Clif
Nothing is denied because of race, sex, or beliefs here
Oh really? I'm sure there's quite a few Black Americans who'd disagree with you on that.
As is stands, neither America nor Britain have much to brag about. Historically, perhaps, but currently...well...no, not at all.