Because I want to make it clear that the UK had the right to do what they did.

I don’t ever want to say that a sovereign nation doesn’t have the right to keep any foreigner out of their country for any reason or even no reason.

That said, though I guess even though they have the right to do a certain action doesn’t mean I can’t personally be offended by how a sovereign nation exercises its rights.

And it doesn’t mean that how a nation chooses to exercise their rights doesn’t mean that I can’t allow such acts, although perfectly within their rights, effect how I perceive that foreign country and effect my views regarding how my country’s relations with said foreign country should be effected as result.

The British has targeted not only one man, Michael Savage, but also has condemned a whole segment of American citizens. The British have not only targeted this one man which again is within their rights but the reasons they have given for their targeting of him (and this might actually be the illegal part especially when they do so within the US) have been slanderous in nature.

Yes, the British had the right to do what they did, and I will never ever say otherwise. But likewise as an American citizen I have the right to personally boycott British Products and to encourage other Americans to do so as well. I have the right as an American citizen to avoid my planned tourist travel to the UK. And I as an American, while recognizing the British right to do what they did, likewise have the right to encourage my leaders to follow foreign policy objectives opposing the current British Regime.

Oh, I also have the right to advocate that our government keep out Leftist British citizens, because again, I would never say that keeping foreigners from ones shores isn’t a right of any sovereign nation – especially ours.