Quote by George Michael

I don't consider Americans bullies, but I do consider the American government bullying.

I don't consider Americans bullies, but I do consider the Am

Summary

This quote suggests a distinction between the American people and their government. It implies that while the American population may not be perceived as bullies, the actions and policies of the American government can be perceived as bullying. This viewpoint acknowledges that the actions of those in power may not always align with the values and intentions of the general public, highlighting a distinction between the government and its citizens.

By George Michael

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