I'm not going 100% defend the U.S because some of us do come off ignorant, spoiled and stupid. I understand why other countries think they do about the U.S. Part of it is true, but one thing I don't agree with is the generalization. Look at people individually, not all of us as a whole because not all of us are that way.

My vote goes to the U.K. The media exposes too much of our stupidity.

Not the US supporters in this thread making the correct choice so obvious.

UK >> US.

Come back when your country has realised that guns are bad, that everyone is equal, that you aren't the 'Leaders of The Free World' and when the majority of arguments against your president aren't 'He's black and wasn't even born here. Ew. '

-> Not saying that the UK is completely flawfree in homophobia and racism, but there is a reason why most of the people you will have seen complaining about Gaga continuously going on about people being Born this Way were from Europe. I know I was annoyed by her message for a few months until I realised what it was like inside the States.

The U.K. has big problems with youth crime rates and exploitive media.
The U.S. has a big problem with education and politics.
Say goodbye to your illusion of perfect countries. They don't exist.

Isn't it the UK that banned guns and now the handgun crime rate or something went up? isn't that it?

I'm sure some people in the UK think like that too. There are idiots in every country.

I'll go with the UK, but it's closer than most of you think.

The UK is more progressive but I wouldn't call them more intelligent really.