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U.S.A Vs U.K. Which is better?

Posted Jan 13, '13 at 6:20am

GagaKaraya

GagaKaraya

4 posts

you would want to visit USA for holidays but you would be better of living in the UK

 

Posted Jan 13, '13 at 7:53am

Avorne

Avorne

3,205 posts

The USA in terms of entrenched rights, freedoms and weather.

The UK in terms of healthcare, education, not getting shot and so on.

 

Posted Jan 13, '13 at 1:18pm

SonOfVader

SonOfVader

51 posts

The USA in terms of entrenched rights, freedoms and weather.

The UK in terms of healthcare, education, not getting shot and so on.

^This.
Although, living in the UK, I can tell you that there are a lot of crap secondary schools.

 

Posted Jan 13, '13 at 1:23pm

partydevil

partydevil

4,346 posts

i dont think i will like to live in either tbh.

 

Posted Jan 13, '13 at 11:39pm

Deth666

Deth666

670 posts

UK for the chicks (I think accents are hot) and the US for the whiskey. I don't really understand the whole monarchy thing. I know the UK isn't a true monarchy anymore but it still adheres to a lot of weird customs. If you wanna have a Queen, I can sort of understand that, but what's up with lords and all these weird titles? Other that that, I'm mostly okay with the UK.

Song about British Imperialism
The Captains and The Kings

 

Posted Jan 13, '13 at 11:56pm

pangtongshu

pangtongshu

4,404 posts

UK for the chicks

Because the UK has such a great reputation for its women =p

but what's up with lords and all these weird titles?

It goes with the monarchy, having titles to represent your status/"rank" in the Monarchy

 

Posted Jan 13, '13 at 11:58pm

Deth666

Deth666

670 posts

Because the UK has such a great reputation for its women =p

Never said they had to be pretty :)

 

Posted Jan 14, '13 at 1:12am

Masterforger

Masterforger

1,621 posts

I like both, the UK's weather can be dreary but parts of the US are horribly hot sometimes. I wouldn't mind living in Portsmouth or near Oxford, but London isn't an excellent place to live. I wouldn't mind the US either, they have some lovely places, but I will wait for the politics to get nicer.

 

Posted Jan 14, '13 at 6:48am

nichodemus

nichodemus

10,481 posts

but London isn't an excellent place to live.

You have to find the nicer places.

 

Posted Jan 14, '13 at 5:12pm

Salvidian

Salvidian

2,440 posts

I hate the English accent. I hate, hate, hate it! Not trying to be harsh to those who might have it, but it drives me nuts.

Going with Xzeno on this on; they're too close for comparison. I couldn't decide because the only differences are minuscule relative to the rest of the world.

 
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