> UK accepts because in such things they look after USA I really fail to see how this is the "fault" of the US. This is literally one of the first things chil

> UK accepts because in such things they look after USA I really fail to see how this is the "fault" of the US. This is literally one of the first things children are taught: "if all your friends went and jumped off a tall building, that doesn't mean _you_ have to", etc. In practice, different places may want different approaches for legalization or not of such things, because of cultural or demographic differences. And that's perfectly OK, though may cause friction at borders.