While the British were a stereotypical evil Empire which ultimately caused the most net human suffering, because it fell behind the US in the 20th century much of its violent history is confined to the brutality of 19th century Imperialism, and that checklist of terrorism has been run through almost all European countries.
The US on the other hand not only went through that checklist but developped its intelligence services into what, from a moral perspective, can only be understood as a demonic entities hellbent on producing new ways of human suffering.
Rap analogy: Britain is Eminem, cuz they got the biggest numbers, the US is Kanye West, cuz they're the most creative.
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While the British were a stereotypical evil Empire which ultimately caused the most net human suffering, because it fell behind the US in the 20th century much of its violent history is confined to the brutality of 19th century Imperialism, and that checklist of terrorism has been run through almost all European countries.
The US on the other hand not only went through that checklist but developped its intelligence services into what, from a moral perspective, can only be understood as a demonic entities hellbent on producing new ways of human suffering.
Rap analogy: Britain is Eminem, cuz they got the biggest numbers, the US is Kanye West, cuz they're the most creative.
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Now that I think about it, Imperial Japan, as short lived as it was, is a very good challenger for top spot.
And the other one are all NATO dogs which answer to it now anyway.