Why hate?
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CUZ THAT'S HOW WE DO...
In all honesty though, what you see as hate I see as hilarious. Why make fun of everyone? Cuz it's fucking funny, that's why. You may be appalled when you hear me make a joke about a gay black peg-legged jew but you gasping is making the joke even funnier.
See, while we are making fun of the person in the joke, we're more so making fun of the people annoyed by said joke. Pretty simple concept. While it may be racist (or sexist, or anti-gay, country or everything else) it's actually telling political correctness to fuck off. I do like black people but so many good jokes are about them. I actually have plenty of black friends and you know what? They're worse then I am. And they make fun of everybody, not just each other.
Like I said before, that's how we do.
Oh, and all the liberal I know are wusses (and are usually very PoliCorrect) and such so I don't like them. And being anti-arms isn't going to endear you to me either.
In all honesty though, what you see as hate I see as hilarious. Why make fun of everyone? Cuz it's fucking funny, that's why. You may be appalled when you hear me make a joke about a gay black peg-legged jew but you gasping is making the joke even funnier.
See, while we are making fun of the person in the joke, we're more so making fun of the people annoyed by said joke. Pretty simple concept. While it may be racist (or sexist, or anti-gay, country or everything else) it's actually telling political correctness to fuck off. I do like black people but so many good jokes are about them. I actually have plenty of black friends and you know what? They're worse then I am. And they make fun of everybody, not just each other.
Like I said before, that's how we do.
Oh, and all the liberal I know are wusses (and are usually very PoliCorrect) and such so I don't like them. And being anti-arms isn't going to endear you to me either.
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GAAAH! I hate you.
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GAAAH! I hate you.
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You just described most of my black friends. Nice. And I have quite a few. And people wonder where these stereotypes come from.Razada said:
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I hate become sometimes I just get built up anger and hating on something that is meaningless makes me feel better on the inside.
And to answer your questions:
1) Because they acted like pricks
2) I don't.
3) They are forcing overdone political correctness into society. Otherwise I don't.
4) Because you touch yourself at night.
And to answer your questions:
1) Because they acted like pricks
2) I don't.
3) They are forcing overdone political correctness into society. Otherwise I don't.
4) Because you touch yourself at night.
Okay, I've quoted you just so that you can correct me if I'm wrong.Wolfy2447 said:
But what does hating achieve? I think the point was that hating something doesn't change anything. Either you have a legitimate reason, which means you have a non-hate reason to try and stop/hinder/prevent action/person/thing 'X' from doing whatever it is you consider worthy of hate; or you do not have a legitimate reason, in which case there is no reason to hate them.Fagotto said:
It would seem more reasonable to figure out why you hate them, put your emotions to the side, and reduce it to the less intense, but potentially more practical "I disagree with their/its ideals/consequences, and therefore feel it is important that, when given the opportunity, work towards a more beneficial and less harmful ideal/consequence."
Because it is irrational; more so than other emotions. You gain absolutely nothing from hatred. It is dark and twisted, and taints anything it touches. The only thing I can see hating without alternative[footnote]Meaning you cannot justify a substitute emotion, or in some way re-interpret the subject to be anything less than hated[/footnote] is someone being a colossal, genocidal dick yet also being intelligent enough to not be that way through brainwashing or sociopathy. In other words, someone deriving pleasure and satisfaction from the detriment of others for no other reason than they are a despicable creature; not because their species is unavoidably genocidal, or that they had abusive parents, or they have a genetic predisposition to all things hateful and cruel, or any other explanation that could be reasoned for.Fagotto said:
In any case but that, whether a lesser extreme or reasonable circumstance, it can be self-reasoned down to pity, or a rational opposition. I can honestly say I do not hate anyone, because I can always find a reason people behave the way they do, even if it is as simple as "They are a selfish greedy bastard".
I don't like hating things. I mean, really hating, not in a 'this fictional character annoys me', which can be fun.
But I really hate it when people lie or misrepresent things because they want the facts to support their point of view, or are too lazy to find out what the truth is.
I don't really hate individul people (although some honestly disgust me), but I hate the things some people do.
But I really hate it when people lie or misrepresent things because they want the facts to support their point of view, or are too lazy to find out what the truth is.
I don't really hate individul people (although some honestly disgust me), but I hate the things some people do.
I think a decent analogy would be alcohol. If I want to do something outrageous and stupid, I can do it without alcohol, and if I need alcohol to do something stupid, I obviously do not want to be doing something stupid. The same can be said for anger. If I believe it is the better of two evils to hurt someone, I don't need anger to do it, and if I need anger to do it, it must not be justified. Hate is pretty much identical to anger, except I'd wager that it is more likely to be based on theoreticals and generals, rather than isolated instances. So down-grading allows for you to be more rational and clear-headed, meaning any hate-fuelled decision you would have made would be made (or rejected) based on greater reasoning, rather than the impulse of a destructive emotion like hate.Fagotto said:
So I consider it more productive and beneficial to avoid destructive or stupid emotions/states of mind so that a more rational decision can be made.
1. I don't hate them ion the slightest, as long as they keep there work "for the lulz".Wolfy2447 said:
2. I myself am one, and while I am self loathing, I don't hate gays.
3. Don't understand politics.
4. Ermm... I hate worthless people who milk the govament out of everything they have.
Why not ? We have around 70-100 years to spend on this planet and then it's nothingness. So, really, why not since no matter what we do have exact same importance ?Wolfy2447 said:
Hate can come about by knowing too little or knowing too much of the wrong things about something. It can apply to everything from vague social constructs to supposedly concrete political/religious ideas.
It'd be pretty boring if everyone liked everything. I love having a good ***** an moan. I love smiling and laughing more, but I feel better after complaining about something I don't like.
We're programmed to like and dislike different sutff. No point questioning it.
We're programmed to like and dislike different sutff. No point questioning it.
