>ur cunt
>Are UK and USA still friends?
>Should they be?
Are UK and USA still friends?
Ethan Moore
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Chase Cox
Yes. Let's celebrate our friendship with the best British-American band.
Benjamin Collins
our relationship is at the highest level of special. is there a step above highest? who knows, but we are at the highest of highest levels. wonderful country, wonderful people
Gabriel Rivera
But Trump undermined what's her face and Londoners are 1 match away from rioting against Trump.
Austin Johnson
Whitesnake had American members too.
Ayden Cruz
fake news. you must watch cnn. fake news people
Daniel Wilson
Actually it was BBC and RT
Chase Collins
Not sure about bands, but GoT is very America/British from the writer, the directors, production, actors, etc.
I guess great things can
Connor Phillips
special relationship is a phrase that only ever gets mentioned in britain
Isaiah Jackson
>But Trump undermined what's her face
Undermining Theresa May in any way effectively means supporting Britain.
Jaxson Ross
This
It's the only way off the EU's dick and opening up independent trade
Nolan Turner
Many Hollywood productions are very British-American, seeing as many of them shoot their films in the UK using British production studios, production crews, set designers and visual effect studios. Not to mention the plethora of British actors.
Daniel Barnes
Post British/American waifus
Jason Lewis
Noah Reed
Billy Idol had an American guitarist.
Jeremiah Walker
that titty monster atwell
Grayson Green
Americans like Brits but unsure if the feeling is mutual. Unfortunately Trump is kinda pissing on our friendship on a government level.
Grayson Moore
get on my level plebs
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Jayden Rivera
The left-wing in London and the richer areas tend to be anti-American, but many other people see America as our biggest ally and hark back to the days of Churchill/Roosevelt and Thatcher/Reagan. We call it the "special relationship", which is a phrase I'm pretty sure most Americans have never heard of.
Adrian Myers
>Lion
Never heard of them m8 but sound alright.
Isaiah Cruz
>Americans like Brits
Depends on the American. I think more see them as the allies they are now, but also a good portion that sees Britain as the "eternal baddie" or "perfidious albion".
I mean if you think about it historically the times when USA was closest to being destroyed or dismantled were at the hand of Britain during the revolution and 1812. Some might argue the cold war, bu that was mainly threats rather than actual war with troops on US clay.