Your analogy of some random stranger on the street is so fatuous I&#x27;m just going to ignore it to save you any further embarrassment.<p>As for &quot;Western society&quot;, that you modestly imagine yourself as a representative of&#x2F;spokesperson for, I&#x27;m British. I have never met a single person in my entire life who had a positive opinion of Churchill, with views ranging from contempt to indifference.<p>Outside of Conservative&#x2F;Establishment circles, among people who know more about him than a handful of speeches he made, Churchill is rightly loathed. He was an objectively bad person.<p>He was supported during WWII because, unlike others in the cowardly Quisling British Conservative Establishment, he actually wanted to fight Hitler, albeit for his sense of &#x27;supremacy&#x27; over Germany&#x2F;Hitler than any particular morality.<p>Once Hitler was defeated, in spite Churchill&#x27;s ego-maniacal interference in the war effort that caused countless unnecessary deaths and catastrophes, he was rejected by the people in every single general election.<p>Unfortunately for Britain, and for Obama&#x27;s grandfather who Churchill tortured along with thousands of others, the &quot;democratic&quot; British electoral system allowed him to become PM again, despite receiving far fewer votes than his opponent.<p>Sounds like an election Stalin would be proud of.