shelley
chang
People patting themselves on the back because they're so non-conformist and don't like doing what everyone else loves doing, because clearly everyone else is cattle and you're a special snowflake? :rolleyes:
I was reading through some of these responses and trying to think of some of my own, and I realized that for everything that "almost everyone [supposedly] loves", you'll find a sizeable group of haters if you know where to look. For everything I "hate," I'm sure there are plenty of like minded people somewhere.
And I don't understand the reasoning between hating a series of books, movies, TV show or other form of serialized entertainment. Entertainment doesn't shove itself down your throat. If you don't want it, don't expose yourself to it. Don't like it, sure. Being apathetic about it, why not? But actively hating something when you could very easily avoid it is silly and a waste of energy.
Oh, and all the religious arguing. We get it, you're an atheist. It's not like that's a new idea. If it's the time and place for a religious argument, then yes, go ahead with the arguing. If someone's using religious reasoning to trample on your rights, go for it. But you're not clever for bringing it up in a thread like this, and advertising that you're an atheist for no good reason is just as bad as you perceive other people advertising their love for Christ all over the place.
I was reading through some of these responses and trying to think of some of my own, and I realized that for everything that "almost everyone [supposedly] loves", you'll find a sizeable group of haters if you know where to look. For everything I "hate," I'm sure there are plenty of like minded people somewhere.
And I don't understand the reasoning between hating a series of books, movies, TV show or other form of serialized entertainment. Entertainment doesn't shove itself down your throat. If you don't want it, don't expose yourself to it. Don't like it, sure. Being apathetic about it, why not? But actively hating something when you could very easily avoid it is silly and a waste of energy.
Oh, and all the religious arguing. We get it, you're an atheist. It's not like that's a new idea. If it's the time and place for a religious argument, then yes, go ahead with the arguing. If someone's using religious reasoning to trample on your rights, go for it. But you're not clever for bringing it up in a thread like this, and advertising that you're an atheist for no good reason is just as bad as you perceive other people advertising their love for Christ all over the place.
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