Why is America most often represented by a male while the UK

>who is Uncle Sam
>who is Britannia
the absolute state of American education

>>72476691
Britannia sounds cool...you should've kept that name

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>>72476743
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Because the US is the top in the relationship.

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>>72476691
Uncle Sam can't help chasing roasties

Would Australia be a child?

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>>72476691
The US has Columbia. Good question is, if Uncle Sam is with brittania, who is Columbia with?

Uncle Sam has been around since revolutionary war but became the de facto mascot since WWI

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>>72476691
Countries often have a female persona. The name Britannia itself is from the Romans.

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>>72477515
Hence the Roman/Corinthian helmet, along with the trident representing naval supremacy/power, which was lovingly given to us by the god Neptune.

>>72477295
She's getting leafed by Jack Canuck while Uncle Sam crys and jerks off in the corner

>>72477515
I thought the Romans were kind of dicks to your people tho. Why use the Latin name for your country-tan