A valuable lesson in aiming.

This movie touched me, but one thing stood out more than anything else.

The importance of aim, and making sure if you set your mind to something, you should make sure you do it properly.

As a result of not doing things properly, you created a feminist "yap dog", who preaches verbatim whilst remaining one of the world's biggest hypocrites.

"They shot me in the head" - wrong, the bullet grazed the back of her head and lodged in her shoulder. If they actually shot her in the back of the head, that side of the brain would be damaged and render her dead or a vegetable.

"Stood up to Taliban" - no you took the cowards way out and fled to Britain and have never been back to Pakistan. The real heroes are the ones you abandoned there. If you stood up to the Taliban and weren't afraid you'd leave the protection of Britain, go home, and make a difference.

This should be called "My name is blah blah", because it's the whole "do what I say not what I do" scenario.

The only thing this teaches people, is to make sure you always do your job properly.