Context matters.
In the context of this thread, people were inferring that Country A had stronger beer than Country B.
Now if you want to rate an entire country's beer based on the most popular beer, a short sighted, but serviceable metric given this thread, than it would backwards to suggest that Country B has weaker beer given that it's stronger than A's top beer of choice.
A more reasonable approach would be to say (as I did) that the entire notion is bullocks. The US has literally more breweries than any other country (besides maybe China... maybe.) With over 6000 breweries, we have literally tens of thousands of beers to choose from. And yes, some are stupidly strong. Like Sam Adams Utopias at 28% ABV. With the most diverse selection of beer in the world... yes I mean that in a literal sense, the generalization that our beers are all water is a pretty half assed and ignorant claim.
My favorite theater in my city has like 39 beers on tap, many are quite strong. They literally can't pour you a Bud Light or Coors Light because they don't have it on tap. They won't even serve it by the bottle, instead they force you to buy it by the can to shame you. BUT HEY, THEY SERVE WATER! Right guys?!