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People have the right to choose their own pronouns, and people have the right to use different pronouns, and people have the right get mad at other people for using the wrong pronouns, and people have the right to start arguments over it at the christmas dinner table. It's all legal, stuff happens, who cares.

Why did you mark this argument as 'For' when it seems to argue that gender discrimination does still widely exist?

British history isn't one thing to root for or against.

• The history of britain spans thousands of years. No two british historical figures from different eras share anything in common besides the island from which they were born.
• Some British figures contributed to the horrors of colonialism, while others helped to end colonialism in Britain and elsewhere, such as Thomas Clarkson, who rallied support for petitions that led to the Abolition of Slave Trade Act 1807. https://www.parliament.uk/about/living-heritage/transformingsociety/tradeindustry/slavetrade/overview/parliament-abolishes-the-slave-trade/
• I have no reason to be ashamed of the past crimes of my country, but I have no reason to be proud of the accomplishments of my country, since I wasn't there for either.
• British history should more-so act as something to learn from, rather than something to root for or against. Learning what worked in the past, and trying to implement it into the future will always be much more productive than treating countries and their histories as sports teams.