I know, but I'm just clarifying that no country is perfect and that many nations are liable for needless casualties.

And really, wasn't the UK responsible for the Amritsar massacre which was responsible for killing many Sikhs, including children?

Ireland was involved in many terrorist incident in the UK during the Troubles periods in the 90s, would you still say that the hundreds of Irish pubs in England with their flags are symbols of harbouring terrorism?

You said that waving a Pakistani flag is waving a flag that's harboured terrorism... Like any other country hasn't including Great Britain

@cakelover so you're saying that any country that has harboured terrorism shouldn't be allowed to wave their flag. Idiocy at its finest.

It literally says she was in the Spice Girls.

Accept*

It literally says 'a woman' not women.

Hare*

That's a hare , not a bunny

Tak

Look at these two sentences:
My father is taking me and my friends out to dinner.
My father is taking my friends and I out to dinner.
In this case, the first sentence is correct. The test is to shorten
the sentences:
My father is taking me out to dinner.
My father is taking I out to dinner.
Now you can easily see that the first version is correct. You would not say:
My father is taking I out to dinner.
Therefore, you would not say:
My father is taking my friends and I out to dinner.
The correct version is:
My father is taking me and my friends out to dinner.

'a girl came to lunch with me'
'a girl came to lunch with I'
Need I say more?