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Yes it's part of the script, since it was shown on the anime itself.
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Sure, I just find it absurd that that you would point that out. Everything is part of the script.
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But with your logic, it will mean that since Fllay hates/detests/abhors Coordinators, she wouldn't really do anything, just because everybody is doing it. We have her spouting Blue Cosmos bull the episode she had that "incident" with Lacus. Would a girl who believes in Blue Cosmos ideology do something good as a remembrance for the Coordinators (which is a pretty sublime thing to do and speaks volumes for this supposedly spoiled bratty girl with no conscience whatsoever that she's actually nice after all), then completely forget about it when an actual living Coordinator suddenly appears at the Archangel canteen?  it's called as bad writing.
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No, following along with everyone else in an activity that is supposed to commemorate the deaths of many people doesn't mean that Flay actually cared about those deaths. It means that she cared enough to belong in a group, but not enough that she would want to associate with a Coordinator she just met even though everyone else seems to be friendly with that Coordinator.
But even if Flay did care, it's one thing to feel the deaths of many in the place that they died and it's another to actually like being with a certain group of living people.
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Oh, look, it's this argument again. Going against all logic (and a 10 second countdown plus that melted seat shown right after), it makes sense to bring Kira to the PLANTs when he's absolutely critically injured with no trouble at all.
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Since Malchio was going to the PLANTs, and PLANTs would have better treatment facility anyway, it makes sense to bring Kira. Besides, they wouldn't bring Kira if his condition wouldn't allow it. And seeing as how Kira did not stay at a hospital, I think his condition wasn't as severe as some might think, in part because he's a Coordinator, I'm sure.
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And this was probably shoved in 5 episodes before the big finale wasn't it? Some political buildup. 
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No, it was shown right then in that episode that Lacus gave Freedom to Kira. Zala just tricked them, so by giving Kira the Freedom, Lacus was also taking the weapon away from Zala and entrusting it to someone she has come to learn she can trust.
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Yeah, and Shinn caused the death of Lunamaria's sister, but she didn't seem to have any problems regarding that and still she decides Shinn is boyfriend material.
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Yeah, but I'm not trying to defend Lunamaria's decision.
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Pretty much Athrun and Cagalli were already forced er set up for each other, and as the ring scene showed, it's pretty much them (and if the OPs/EDs still haven't hammered the "truth" home, then one must be blind). The only thing rather silly about the whole thing is they had little interaction to "support" the basis of their "canon" relationship (as far as SEED goes), and what we really have is just the OP/ED, and a few episodes.
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They may have little onscreen interaction, but if whatever interaction they had was enough to make them realize they care for each other want to be together, then that's good enough as a starting point for me.
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It seems the ring is missing in Destiny. 
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Is it? Well, I'm sure Lacus has it somewhere.
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As for putting himself in danger for Lacus,
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No, not for Lacus. Just look at when Kira nearly got himself killed after finding the truth about his parents and then added with Flay's appearance. When Kira gets emotionally distraught, he would not pay attention to the battle. That's what Lacus is worried about.
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Pink chan and Athrun had to give him clues/kick him into the terribly "downgraded" Strike Rouge in order to save Lacus' life. Some "love" they have.
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Because Lacus had told Kira to not worry about her in space. He was deciding between going with his desire to go see her and trusting her and letting her be. Athrun just pushed him to go with the former. That doesn't mean Kira didn't love Lacus.