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I'm also a Brit and I disagree - at least in the case of multinational companies like Apple.

I'm a Brit too but I've lived almost half my almost 60 years in Norway where the state is just as keen to introduce things like data retention.

Makes one proud to be a Brit - or more specifically, a Scott!

I am a Brit who now lives in the Bay Area (~400 miles, 5 hours drive north of LA).

I am a Brit living in Switzerland who lived most of his life in America or Asia.

I once had a coworker, and close friend who was a Brit on H1-B in the US.

I wouldn't trust a Brit to report the figures for the US Department of Energy.

There's also the fact that, due AE being all the time in the TV, the average Brit can understand it much better than the other way around.

Due to the level of exposure, I believe the difference between generic Brit and generic US is less than the dialects within the countries e.g.

As a Brit who lived in Germany for a while, a lot of Brits and Germans will fill each other's glasses before their own when sharing wine or water.

I'm a Brit living in London and I know several American born friends that have become British citizens to avoid paying both UK and US taxes on their earnings.

As a Brit and someone who leans to the left, I've no issue with us as a society taking people in who require aid but that has to come with conditions attached primarily that they respect the culture they want to settle in.

And as for "wouldn't trust a Brit", I'd trust anyone directly involved in it, regardless of nationality.

As an ordinary Brit coming to this topic afresh I kinda see Napoleon as "our man" to some extent.

It is a real word, though it's usually used as an adjective[1], and so sounds a bit strange when used as a verb ("to bedraggle")[2], as a native Brit myself, but I get the meaning ("to make bedraggled").

As an American living in England, it's especially interesting reading of a Brit's experience in my home country.

As a Brit, personally, I reckon it's because the train system lost the ball significantly last century.

It was started by a Brit, look at the perks, etc.