#21 ·
Here’s my list of people I can’t stand:
1. Mexicans
2. Canadians
And the people I actually like?
1. Myself
2. Other Americans
1. Mexicans
2. Canadians
And the people I actually like?
1. Myself
2. Other Americans
Who do you hate the most?
Started by neonhawk53 · · 👁 4 views · 36 replies
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#22 ·
Hatred is an exhausting emotion, and I refuse to waste even a single ounce of my energy on people who spent their time in the old America doing what they did.
In fact, I don't think the problem lies with those who openly admit they hate. Those individuals are usually far too drained to actually act on it.
To me, the real issue is with people who claim they don't hate anyone, yet they harbor deep resentment. These are the folks who endured everything during the last war and just try to move on with their lives. But then, someone makes a careless comment or waves a flag in front of them, and suddenly, they snap.
From what I’ve observed, people who actually lived through the war tend to hold less malice than those who merely watched it unfold on the news.
In fact, I don't think the problem lies with those who openly admit they hate. Those individuals are usually far too drained to actually act on it.
To me, the real issue is with people who claim they don't hate anyone, yet they harbor deep resentment. These are the folks who endured everything during the last war and just try to move on with their lives. But then, someone makes a careless comment or waves a flag in front of them, and suddenly, they snap.
From what I’ve observed, people who actually lived through the war tend to hold less malice than those who merely watched it unfold on the news.
#23 ·
I remember an instance from a trial at The Hague where the brother of Halid Muslimovica testified. He had been held in a camp near Prijedor. He agreed to give his testimony, but only under one condition: that they wouldn't show his photo on the screen alongside one of those guards from Prijedor. Of course, by mistake, they flashed the image, and the man just snapped. He smashed the monitor right there. It took everything they had to calm him down.
He’s been living in the US ever since the war ended.
He’s been living in the US ever since the war ended.
#24 ·
Man, Halid is out there singing for the nationalists like they’re some kind of VIP crowd... what a life you lead, I guess...
#25 ·
Arthur Ruiz2 said:Hating people takes way too much energy, and I refuse to waste even a single drop on it...
Yeah, easy to say when someone else is doing the talking. 😵
#26 ·
Forum idiots, bragging about high American wages compared to Mexico just to prove...
...exactly what they were trying to prove in the first place.
...exactly what they were trying to prove in the first place.
#27 ·
It’s pretty clear they’re completely losing their grip on reality... I mean, honestly, when you look at how they set their prices compared to what people actually pay here in the States, it’s just pure madness...
#28 ·
Walter Roberts55 said:Halid is singing to nationalists all through his sixteen albums... what do you know about life?
Really?
I haven't heard anything of the sort... regardless, that’s just how you see things, I suppose.
#29 ·
Minorities, generally speaking.
If they didn't exist—say, ethnic minorities—everything would probably be fine.
The thing is, these groups often pull away from the country because their own isn't doing well, and then they refuse to integrate. Instead, they just act out.
It’s the same story with any other group, whether it's those obsessed cowboys or whatever else.
And eventually, these groups end up terrorizing the majority everywhere.
They force us into a position where we have to tolerate them.
But honestly, by what right do they even demand that?
It’s them who have the issues, not us.
They are the ones who struggle, yet they somehow manage to demand this "tolerance"—which, I suppose, even God finds tedious.
So now, we're expected to accommodate them. Now, tolerance itself isn't necessarily a bad thing.
But what we see today... it feels like pure terror. It's nothing but minorities and their specific rights, everywhere you look.
You see those cowboys and their rights in every single TV show.
Or other racial groups and their various rights.
How can they be so incredibly tiresome?
Why do they feel the need to constantly remind everyone that they belong to a minority? And why try to convince the whole world that it's okay?
We know they are a minority; there's no need to rub it in our faces.
But why wouldn't they rub it in now, since they've made tolerance mandatory?
Every single series seems to require at least one character who is being discriminated against.
If they hadn't gone around telling everyone they were being wronged, everything would be perfectly fine.
If they didn't exist—say, ethnic minorities—everything would probably be fine.
The thing is, these groups often pull away from the country because their own isn't doing well, and then they refuse to integrate. Instead, they just act out.
It’s the same story with any other group, whether it's those obsessed cowboys or whatever else.
And eventually, these groups end up terrorizing the majority everywhere.
They force us into a position where we have to tolerate them.
But honestly, by what right do they even demand that?
It’s them who have the issues, not us.
They are the ones who struggle, yet they somehow manage to demand this "tolerance"—which, I suppose, even God finds tedious.
So now, we're expected to accommodate them. Now, tolerance itself isn't necessarily a bad thing.
But what we see today... it feels like pure terror. It's nothing but minorities and their specific rights, everywhere you look.
You see those cowboys and their rights in every single TV show.
Or other racial groups and their various rights.
How can they be so incredibly tiresome?
Why do they feel the need to constantly remind everyone that they belong to a minority? And why try to convince the whole world that it's okay?
We know they are a minority; there's no need to rub it in our faces.
But why wouldn't they rub it in now, since they've made tolerance mandatory?
Every single series seems to require at least one character who is being discriminated against.
If they hadn't gone around telling everyone they were being wronged, everything would be perfectly fine.
#30 ·
William Gonzalez3 said:minorities in general.
If there weren't such things as ethnic minorities, everything would be just fine, wouldn't it?
These groups tend to drift away from their home countries because things aren't working out there, and then they refuse to integrate. Instead, they just act foolishly.
It’s the same story with any other minority group—even those obsessed with being cowboys and all that.
And then, you see these groups everywhere, essentially terrorizing the majority.
They force us into a position where we have to tolerate them.
But by what right do they demand that?
They are the ones with the issues, not us.
They are the weak ones who somehow stumbled upon this concept of tolerance (which, if you ask me, even God finds tedious).
And now, we are expected to accommodate them. Now, accommodating people isn't inherently a bad thing.
But what we are seeing today? That feels like pure coercion. It’s nothing but minorities and their specific rights at every turn.
Whether it's the cowboy types and their rights in every single TV show.
Or various other races and their rights.
How can they be so incredibly tiresome?
Why do they feel the need to constantly remind everyone they are a minority? Why try so hard to convince the whole world that it's okay?
We already know they are a minority; we don't need it shoved in our faces.
But why shouldn't they shove it in our faces now, since we're forced to tolerate them anyway?
Every single series has to have at least one underdog who is being treated unfairly.
If they hadn't mentioned that the character was an underdog, everything would be perfectly normal.
I'm signing on to this, 👍 👍 👍
#31 ·
William Gonzalez3 said:minorities in general.
If we didn't have, say, ethnic minorities, everything would be fine.
These minorities move to a country because their own is failing them, and then they won't adapt. Instead, they just act foolishly.
It's the same with any other minority. These "cowboy" types and all that.
And then these groups terrorize the majority everywhere.
They force us to tolerate them.
By what right do they even demand that?
They’re the ones with the problem, not us.
They're the weak ones who somehow stumbled upon this idea of "tolerance" (which even God is getting tired of).
So now we're stuck tolerating them. Which isn't inherently bad.
But today? It's pure terrorism. Everywhere you look, it's just minorities and their rights.
And those cowboys and their rights. In every single TV show.
Or those other races and their rights.
How can they be so annoying?
Why do they feel the need to constantly tell everyone they're a minority? And try to convince everyone that it's okay?
We know they're a minority; we don't need them rubbing it in our faces.
But why wouldn't they rub it in now, since they're forcing us to tolerate them?
Every single series has to have at least one victimized character.
If they hadn't mentioned they were a victim, everything would be fine.
Yeah, and why should women and children fight for their rights when it's obvious they're the weaker ones?
If they don't like it, they can go jump in a lake.
And how can they be so damn annoying?
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#32 ·
matematicar said:Yeah, right—because why would women and children bother fighting for their rights when we all know they’re the weaker ones anyway?
If they don't like it, they can just leave.
And honestly, how can they be so incredibly tedious?
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You're definitely onto something here.
Women and children probably need to be put back in their place, too, I suppose.
Because—if you look at it that way—that's the only way we can all actually move forward together.
Back in the day, people didn't even listen to women or kids, and things were perfectly fine.
Nowadays, you're just trying to get to sleep, and she starts: "But what about when you first fell in love with me?"
Good grief! And heaven forbid you even suggest a little discipline.
It's always about these "rights" again.
Anyway, I wasn't really talking about women or children specifically.
Just about minorities.
Women aren't a minority; they're the majority.
And I never said they shouldn't fight for their rights—I just think they shouldn't be quite so tiresome about it.
I just want to watch movies and shows without all the constant focus on special interests and minorities.
Fewer minorities—less racism, I guess.
#33 ·
THINGS I CAN'T STAND:
1. Sixty-year-old women who somehow find the energy to sprint for a city bus, yet suddenly lack the stamina to walk two blocks to the grocery store.
2. Retirees who insist on commuting during the morning rush hour when the buses are packed with people actually heading to work. Look, I get that you have all the time in the world, but why on earth are you fighting the crowd at 7:00 AM?
3. Shaven heads paired with boxy haircuts and chunky gold chains.
4. People who assume we’re on a first-name basis within thirty seconds of meeting, regardless of how brief the interaction is.
5. Convertibles blasting heavy techno or obnoxious anthems at full volume.
6. Conservatives.
7. Liberals.
8. Environmentalists who scream about animal rights while completely ignoring my right to peace and my own opinions. Leave me be. Whether it was God or evolution that put me here, I was made a carnivore. I eat meat. End of story.
9. Jehovah's Witnesses ringing my doorbell at eight on a Saturday morning with those overly cheerful voices. No. Thank you. Just... no.
10. Spineless people who let everyone walk all over them, only to spend the rest of the week complaining to anyone who will listen about their misfortunes.
11. Professional critics who do nothing but badmouth the city.
12. Anyone who gets uncomfortably close to my face while trying to explain something to me.
13. People decked out in designer labels from head to toe who smell like stale sweat. If you can afford the shopping spree, surely you can afford some decent body wash. Even Fendi looks cheap if you don't take care of it.
14. People whose entire reading list consists of nothing but trashy romance novels and westerns. "Who's Cesaric? Is he the guy showing up at Central Park on Fridays for the party at Papay?"
15. Those annual beauty pageants featuring contestants who struggle to string a coherent sentence together. Go walk through an actual American city; you'll find plenty of women who are both beautiful and intelligent.
16. TV interviews with folks who blame the government—any administration, really—for everything under the sun, despite having done absolutely nothing to spark actual change.
17. People who refer to themselves in the third person.
18. The types who would step over their own father just to get what they want.
19. Transplants who move to my city and expect me to change my ways to suit them, acting as if they're still living back in some tiny, backwards hamlet in the middle of nowhere!
20. Corruption.
1. Sixty-year-old women who somehow find the energy to sprint for a city bus, yet suddenly lack the stamina to walk two blocks to the grocery store.
2. Retirees who insist on commuting during the morning rush hour when the buses are packed with people actually heading to work. Look, I get that you have all the time in the world, but why on earth are you fighting the crowd at 7:00 AM?
3. Shaven heads paired with boxy haircuts and chunky gold chains.
4. People who assume we’re on a first-name basis within thirty seconds of meeting, regardless of how brief the interaction is.
5. Convertibles blasting heavy techno or obnoxious anthems at full volume.
6. Conservatives.
7. Liberals.
8. Environmentalists who scream about animal rights while completely ignoring my right to peace and my own opinions. Leave me be. Whether it was God or evolution that put me here, I was made a carnivore. I eat meat. End of story.
9. Jehovah's Witnesses ringing my doorbell at eight on a Saturday morning with those overly cheerful voices. No. Thank you. Just... no.
10. Spineless people who let everyone walk all over them, only to spend the rest of the week complaining to anyone who will listen about their misfortunes.
11. Professional critics who do nothing but badmouth the city.
12. Anyone who gets uncomfortably close to my face while trying to explain something to me.
13. People decked out in designer labels from head to toe who smell like stale sweat. If you can afford the shopping spree, surely you can afford some decent body wash. Even Fendi looks cheap if you don't take care of it.
14. People whose entire reading list consists of nothing but trashy romance novels and westerns. "Who's Cesaric? Is he the guy showing up at Central Park on Fridays for the party at Papay?"
15. Those annual beauty pageants featuring contestants who struggle to string a coherent sentence together. Go walk through an actual American city; you'll find plenty of women who are both beautiful and intelligent.
16. TV interviews with folks who blame the government—any administration, really—for everything under the sun, despite having done absolutely nothing to spark actual change.
17. People who refer to themselves in the third person.
18. The types who would step over their own father just to get what they want.
19. Transplants who move to my city and expect me to change my ways to suit them, acting as if they're still living back in some tiny, backwards hamlet in the middle of nowhere!
20. Corruption.
#34 ·
and everyone else just seems to have it out for you.
I suppose the only thing that stays truly neutral is the tide.
I suppose the only thing that stays truly neutral is the tide.
#36 ·
Everyone seems to adore him.
But lately, it feels like we’re just discussing who we all despise instead.
p.s. I’d really appreciate it if the people who only want to lecture us—you know, the ones trying to explain to us "haters" how our negativity is supposedly destroying us and all that—could maybe refrain from posting in this thread. It gets a bit tedious, I guess.
p.p.s. This isn't directed at the author of the previous post; it just occurred to me as I was reading.
But lately, it feels like we’re just discussing who we all despise instead.
p.s. I’d really appreciate it if the people who only want to lecture us—you know, the ones trying to explain to us "haters" how our negativity is supposedly destroying us and all that—could maybe refrain from posting in this thread. It gets a bit tedious, I guess.
p.p.s. This isn't directed at the author of the previous post; it just occurred to me as I was reading.
#37 ·
Larry Mendoza said:THINGS I HATE:
1. Sixty-year-old ladies who won't break a sweat running to catch a bus, yet can't manage to walk two blocks to the grocery store.
2. Retirees who insist on heading out early in the morning right when the buses are packed with people commuting to work. I know they get to ride for free, but they have all day—why be out during the rush?
3. Bald guys with square haircuts sporting chunky gold chains around their necks.
4. People who try to act like we're best friends immediately, regardless of what we're actually talking about.
5. Convertibles blasting heavy techno through the speakers.
6. Conservatives.
7. Liberals.
8. Environmentalists screaming about animal rights while totally ignoring my right to peace and my own opinions. Just leave me alone. Whether it was God or evolution, I was made a carnivore. I eat meat. Period.
9. Jehovah's Witnesses ringing my doorbell at eight on a Saturday morning with those overly cheery voices. No, thanks. Really, no.
10. Spineless people with no backbone who let everyone walk all over them, only to turn around and complain about their life problems to everyone else.
11. Professional haters who spend their whole lives trashing the city.
12. Anyone who gets right in my face while trying to explain something to me.
13. People decked out in designer labels from head to toe, but smelling like stale sweat. If you're already out shopping, maybe pick up some body wash. Even Fendi gets washed in a machine just like stuff from a flea market.
14. People who only read romance novels and Westerns. "Which Caesar? The one who shows up in Pasadena on Fridays?"
15. Those big beauty pageants held every year featuring girls who can barely string a sentence together. Go walk around the city for a bit; you'll see plenty of beautiful and smart women.
16. TV interviews with folks who blame the government for everything—doesn't matter which party—without ever lifting a finger to actually change anything.
17. People who talk about themselves in the third person.
18. Those who would step over their own father just to get what they want.
19. Transplants who move to my city and expect me to change to fit their vibe, acting like they're still living in some Small Town, USA!
20. Corruption.
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