Things that make you lose respect for the human race....

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  • RainHoward
    RainHoward Posts: 1,599 Member
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    Homophobia.
    I hate the term "homophobia" we don't call a racist "blackophobic" do we? Hate of another person is not a phobia, it's hate. No need to give douchebaggery a nice name.
  • conorpatmanCHANGED
    conorpatmanCHANGED Posts: 253 Member
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    people that say being gay is a sin :mad: :explode:
  • Cr01502
    Cr01502 Posts: 3,614 Member
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    The fact that this thread has reached 15 pages.
  • Thena81
    Thena81 Posts: 1,265 Member
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    im not a huge fan of this, we focus on the negative far too much! the great ones go un noticed! thanks to all that rock,the single mommas and daddies, the caregivers and the volunteers. im blessed to know some pretty terrific ppl!! :heart: :drinker: :bigsmile: :flowerforyou: :love: :happy: :wink: :smile: :happy: :tongue:
  • kimosabe1
    kimosabe1 Posts: 2,467 Member
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    People who judge others....:sick:





    ^^^^^^^^^^^
  • zombiesama
    zombiesama Posts: 755 Member
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    Most things.
  • okcat4
    okcat4 Posts: 224 Member
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    I saw this once and loved it then and still do:
    I love mankind, It's people I can 't stand.
  • tallulahthunderbird
    tallulahthunderbird Posts: 138 Member
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    Homophobia.
    I hate the term "homophobia" we don't call a racist "blackophobic" do we? Hate of another person is not a phobia, it's hate. No need to give douchebaggery a nice name.

    I actually mostly agree with this. What term would you suggest?
  • ShaniWulffe
    ShaniWulffe Posts: 458 Member
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    One thing that's really bothering me lately is the president of my honors society... He's a fun guy and everything, but his e-mails are SO full of spelling and grammatical errors. I'm like COME ON. YOU ARE THE PRESIDENT OF AN HONORS SOCIETY. HAVE SOME CLASS. Grr
  • Guisma
    Guisma Posts: 215
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    My biggest peeve at the moment are so-called pro-lifers who want to stop abortions, but yet do not support proper sex ed, access to birth control, nor programs that would help impoverished families. It just tells me that it's not about "saving babies" to them. It's about controlling the sex lives and live in general, of women. They stop giving a damn once the umbilical cord is severed. These are the same people who think women who got raped deserved it because they DARE to enjoy non-procreative sex, and the same people who want women to be forced to carry fatally ill fetuses to term, only to watch them die or have them die during birth, and the same people who push adoption, while ignoring the fact that the adoption system is overwhelmed as is, and ignoring the fact that some women may be hurt far more by adoption than abortion. In other words, people who think women are too stupid to make their own choices regarding their fertility......

    *steps off soapbox, bows and slinks into shadows*


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  • citygirl04
    citygirl04 Posts: 286 Member
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    Lack of reguard for other people
  • DancingDreams1234
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    People who text and drive. Also when I read Facebook status updates by teenagers, saying "MY LIFE SUCKS!" it makes me so angry. What has made your life so bad you stupid bratty little school girl?
  • nokanjaijo
    nokanjaijo Posts: 466 Member
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    Homophobia.
    I hate the term "homophobia" we don't call a racist "blackophobic" do we? Hate of another person is not a phobia, it's hate. No need to give douchebaggery a nice name.

    The implication of that word is that people who hate homosexuality are homosexual, themselves. The expression of hatred for gays and lesbians is actually a desperate attempt to cover up their own desires, of which they are terrified.

    While clearly not true across the board, there was a study that did find that the more uncomfortable a person is with homosexuals, the more likely they are to be turned on by gay porn of their own gender. And, anecdotally, it does always seem to be the most vehemently and outspokenly anti-gay politicians spearheading anti-gay legislation who end up busted in bathroom stalls.
  • ladymiseryali
    ladymiseryali Posts: 2,555 Member
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    My biggest peeve at the moment are so-called pro-lifers who want to stop abortions, but yet do not support proper sex ed, access to birth control, nor programs that would help impoverished families. It just tells me that it's not about "saving babies" to them. It's about controlling the sex lives and live in general, of women. They stop giving a damn once the umbilical cord is severed. These are the same people who think women who got raped deserved it because they DARE to enjoy non-procreative sex, and the same people who want women to be forced to carry fatally ill fetuses to term, only to watch them die or have them die during birth, and the same people who push adoption, while ignoring the fact that the adoption system is overwhelmed as is, and ignoring the fact that some women may be hurt far more by adoption than abortion. In other words, people who think women are too stupid to make their own choices regarding their fertility......

    *steps off soapbox, bows and slinks into shadows*


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    THIS! Thanks! George Carlin summed it up real well in many of his standup specials as well.
  • CoachReddy
    CoachReddy Posts: 3,949 Member
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    People who judge others....:sick:





    ^^^^^^^^^^^

    isn't that pretty judgmental?
  • ShaniWulffe
    ShaniWulffe Posts: 458 Member
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    Oh, one I forgot, when people have no respect for police and firefighters. My dad is a firefighter/paramedic, and people have no clue how hard he works. He has told such stories of jerk-offs who do the stupidest s*** like saying that firefighters don't work hard because they get to sleep on the job... Um yeah... Because they work 24-hour shifts. And the people who call the ambulance for non-emergencies -- UGH! Also there are the people who don't pull over for the trucks and then complain about the response time being so long.

    In addition, I once heard someone say (this was during a missing person investigation) that police shouldn't be asking people for information because "it's their job to figure it out; that's what we hire them for." :explode: HOW IN THE HECK ARE THEY SUPPOSED TO FIGURE IT OUT WITHOUT HELP?
  • RainHoward
    RainHoward Posts: 1,599 Member
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    Homophobia.
    I hate the term "homophobia" we don't call a racist "blackophobic" do we? Hate of another person is not a phobia, it's hate. No need to give douchebaggery a nice name.

    I actually mostly agree with this. What term would you suggest?
    Ignorant douche nozzle? deeply closeted? *kitten*? Pick one.
  • CrazyTrackLady
    CrazyTrackLady Posts: 1,337 Member
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    Homophobia.
    I hate the term "homophobia" we don't call a racist "blackophobic" do we? Hate of another person is not a phobia, it's hate. No need to give douchebaggery a nice name.

    I know this sounds annoying and pedantic, but the term is used to connote FEAR of homosexuality. Phobia is fear, so in a sense, when one is homophobic, they are fearful of any and all homosexuals. This doesn't necessarily mean they hate them, they just fear them. I tend to believe that people who are homophobic are that way because they somehow feel their own sexuality is at risk of being questioned or attacked. Or perhaps they are afraid the homosexual man or woman will hit on them.

    One who does not approve or accept a homosexual lifestyle is not necessarily homophobic. And one who fears homosexuals is not necessarily hateful of them.

    I am fearful of birds flying in my face, but I don't hate birds.

    If that makes sense.
  • Caitychuu
    Caitychuu Posts: 33 Member
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    Kim Jong Un
  • Neconilis
    Neconilis Posts: 19 Member
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    People who vote for Obama.

    People who make less than $250K a year, yet still vote for the Republican party despite there being no logical benefit to it.

    Also, Americans who have no functional understanding of the Establishment Clause.
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