SELECT LIKE FROM LIKE WHERE LIKE LIKE LIKE

SQLite documentation clearly says about not using keywords as the names of named objects.  For example, using a keyword as a table name

CREATE TABLE UNIQUE (
    a TEXT
);

leads to the following syntax error:

Error while executing SQL query on database 'provider': near "UNIQUE": syntax error

But this is not true for all keywords.  Let's try LIKE as a table name:

CREATE TABLE LIKE (
    a TEXT
);

No error, the table is created.  Let's try LIKE as a column name:

CREATE TABLE LIKE (
    LIKE TEXT
);

No problem.

INSERT INTO LIKE (LIKE) VALUES('LIKE');

Also works.  And now is the best example:

SELECT LIKE FROM LIKE WHERE LIKE LIKE LIKE;

Compiles, runs and returns correct results.  You don't even need to put quotes around the last LIKE.