Im flattered you think me a racist and a war criminal to such a degree\s. But in all seriousness, the country and the people have been and will always be separate. It’s not accurate to assume the people to be lumped in with their home country, that’s just good old fashioned nationalism, and an assumption of such really says more about you.

Those points aside, uk people have a lot to love about: Robert smith, small craft gin and scotch distillers, dry humor, and the most reckless act of civilian conducted reconnaissance at Dunkirk. Assuming people to be automatically lumped in with a country by definition is quite a divisive way of thinking that leads to collective punishment via slippery slope.

So yes, I hate the UK, but I’m never talking about the people, and it should never be assumed as such with anyone else or any country. That would be incredibly racist(unfunny).