How can anyone dislike the UK?

Wrong think, being watched at all times. The religion of peace

Etc

I can't believe someone would come onto this server and have unfavorable opinions of the UK government

Commie universities

Next you'll tell me that vanilla ice cream is an acceptable flavor

I prefer strawberry

Chocolate is too overpowering. And vanilla is good with certain desserts

This is too much

Strawberry is a bannable offence

It's part of an ice cream flavor named after a Frenchman

Certain types of vanilla ice cream is nice

I am autistic about my food choices

Just your food choices?

Because i have autistict traits

Everything else too

Yes, I can see that

I learnt that the term kaffir is racist. I had been using that word as i heard a muslim say it and i thought it was like the word cracker

Well, the word cracker is also racist

Cracker

I use all words tbh

All "offensive" and non offensive terms

But you are correct about the term Kaffir. It means non-muslim

"infidel"

I jewgled it and it said its a racist term for black south africans

That's a second, yet unrelated term

idk what the etymology of it is

Etymology is fun

I think it's pronounced differently as well

It means to disbelieve or deny

Not really, it's a proper noun, not a verb as far as I'm aware

Look at the etymology book

It would be a "disbeliever" or "Denier of Allah"

Kaffir meaning infidel comes from the latin word infidelis which means unbelieving

Used synonomously with jews, christians etc. Even though the arabic term usually refers to non muslims

Like I said, a noun, not a verb.

Came about in the 15 century

https://www.etymonline.com/word/infidel#etymonline_v_6438

I typed in kaffir

okay, I'm not sure if you're a native English speaker or not. But that's a noun.

1790, "infidel," earlier and also caffre (1670s), from Arabic kafir"unbeliever, infidel, impious wretch," with a literal sense of "one who does not admit (the blessings of God)," from kafara "to cover up, conceal, deny, blot out."