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Unpopular opinion thread

Carna

Banned
Social justice warriors need to get beat the fuck up and put in place.

I'm sorry, but that would only make things worse. Beating them up isn't gonna change anything besides giving them more of a reason to continue acting the way they do

The solution, is to convince them that they can't solve everything the way it is, and reevaluate them that something they are angry at, isn't intended to be offensive
 

Papa

Banned
I'm sorry, but that would only make things worse. Beating them up isn't gonna change anything besides giving them more of a reason to continue acting the way they do

The solution, is to convince them that they can't solve everything the way it is, and reevaluate them that something they are angry at, isn't intended to be offensive

They didn’t reason their way into the ideology, so they ain’t gonna be reasoned out of it. I don’t advocate beating them up now but there are several factors that led to them being what they are, one of which is the elimination of bullying as a corrective social mechanism in childhood. Kids need to get bullied (within reason) when they step over the social line otherwise they turn into narcissists as adults.
 

Rran

Member
Spaceballs is fucking atrocious.

I like Spaceballs, but you reminded me of my own unpopular opinion: I don't think Mel Brooks films are generally that great. They're often either oddly corny and predictable (Young Frankenstein: "It could be worse." *cue rain*) or go for easy shock humor (Blazing Saddles' "Up yours, n-").
 

Airola

Member
I don’t advocate beating them up now but there are several factors that led to them being what they are, one of which is the elimination of bullying as a corrective social mechanism in childhood. Kids need to get bullied (within reason) when they step over the social line otherwise they turn into narcissists as adults.

I'm pretty sure a lot of them are the way they are because they were bullied.

The SJW stuff is there because they want to take revenge on the bullies and the powerful.
 

Owari

Member
Arby’s is terrible.

How is this company that makes just disgusting food still in business? Is there “gamer” marketing that effective? What does that say about “gamers”? Their food literally tastes like puke. I’ve never seen cars in their drive thru. They’re somehow ranked below Dairy Queen which I thought was closed a decade ago.

I feel like at this point the only thing keeping them afloat at this point is the fantastic deals they must get on slaughterhouse floor mystery meats.

If you like this restaurant, please grow some self respect.
 

Papa

Banned
I'm pretty sure a lot of them are the way they are because they were bullied.

The SJW stuff is there because they want to take revenge on the bullies and the powerful.

Wrong. The increase in SJW behaviours tracks right alongside the increase in anti-bullying culture. SJWs are narcissists, and the narcissism crisis is a result of the feminisation of the schoolyard. We are discussing masculine bullying, so if masculinity has reduced, how could the increase in SJW behaviours be a function of masculine bullying?
 

Airola

Member
Wrong. The increase in SJW behaviours tracks right alongside the increase in anti-bullying culture. SJWs are narcissists, and the narcissism crisis is a result of the feminisation of the schoolyard. We are discussing masculine bullying, so if masculinity has reduced, how could the increase in SJW behaviours be a function of masculine bullying?

You are looking at this the wrong way around. It's the proto SJWs who started to fight against bullying and that's because they were bullied. They started to feel the need to support others who have been treated wrong too. They started campaigning against bullying. It's not as if people who weren't bullied suddenly felt the need to go against bullying. It was those who were bullied then and those who were bullied before and wanted to support those who were bullied now. And obviously seeing bullied people kill themselves has also caused people to react and try to do something about it.

Where I'm from, bullying never ever made any weirdos less weird. It made them continue to be weird but also outsiders if they already weren't. We've also had a couple of school shootings in Finland and in both cases they had been bullied at some point in their lives. As I've said before, you never see any bullies grab a gun and go on a shooting spree. It's pretty much always people who have been bullied one way or another.

Bullies can blame themselves if they can't deal with seeing weirdos doing increasingly weirder things today.
 

Papa

Banned
You are looking at this the wrong way around. It's the proto SJWs who started to fight against bullying and that's because they were bullied. They started to feel the need to support others who have been treated wrong too. They started campaigning against bullying. It's not as if people who weren't bullied suddenly felt the need to go against bullying. It was those who were bullied then and those who were bullied before and wanted to support those who were bullied now. And obviously seeing bullied people kill themselves has also caused people to react and try to do something about it.

Where I'm from, bullying never ever made any weirdos less weird. It made them continue to be weird but also outsiders if they already weren't. We've also had a couple of school shootings in Finland and in both cases they had been bullied at some point in their lives. As I've said before, you never see any bullies grab a gun and go on a shooting spree. It's pretty much always people who have been bullied one way or another.

Bullies can blame themselves if they can't deal with seeing weirdos doing increasingly weirder things today.

I think you're completely wrong on why SJWs behave the way they do and as a result you're far too forgiving of what are fundamentally ego-driven behaviours. They're not doing what they do because they are genuinely trying to protect and support actual victims. That's just the PR front, the same way feminists bleat that feminism is about equality while advocating for nothing of the sort. SJWs do what they do because it makes them feel like a good person -- they get off on accusing others of witchcraft because it shifts them up the feminine social hierarchy.

Moreover, I don't think you understand what I mean by bullying. I'm not talking about unjustified, targeted ostracism that is done solely to boost the ego of the bully. Adults should be stepping in to curb that, especially if it's done for attributes the bullied person has no control over. What I am talking about is the normal corrective social forces that get lumped in with actual bullying and thus pathologised by association. For example, say a 15 year old boy shows up to school with a My Little Pony backpack. That kid should be made fun of for being a fucking weirdo because if he carries that behaviour on through to adulthood, he's going to face even worse consequences. Adults shouldn't be stepping in and telling the other kids not to make fun of him and that it's fine for a 15 year old boy to like My Little Pony because he's a unique individual whose eccentricities should be respected by virtue of his existence. But that is what has happened for the past ~15-20 years, and it has created a generation of narcissists that were shielded from having their anti-social behaviours corrected as children and now can't contend with the real world that gives no fucks about their fragilities. These are the aforementioned SJWs.

Now assume that kid in the example above is on the spectrum (high probability if he's into My Little Pony in the first place); then imagine all of the adults in his life tell him it's not his fault and the bullies are just insecure and to ignore them or tell the teacher; then he goes back to school and tries to ignore their taunts and carry on wearing his My Little Pony backpack because that's what the authorities told him to do, but it fails so he dobs them in to the teacher; then the social ostracism compounds and he has no friends because the other kids think he's a crybaby weirdo; then he starts developing mental health problems and acts up in class; then the aforementioned adults put him on mind-altering medication to control his temperamental and increasingly bizarre behaviours. Congrats, you just created a school shooter. Want to know how to avoid this? Give the kid a father figure who won't even buy him the backpack in the first place and who will tell him to smack the bully back, thus preventing the whole bloody situation at step 1. The feminine/pacifist approach creates the very problems it purports to solve.

We've been over this before and you never seem to be able to contend with what I'm actually saying. You always carry on like I'm saying kids should be picked on relentlessly for no reason, but that's not what I'm saying at all. I'm saying that in trying to curb genuine bullying, we shouldn't allow natural corrective social mechanisms to get caught in the crossfire because the consequences are even worse. It seems like an emotional issue for you. Were you bullied yourself? I can't see how else we could have this same conversation over and over and still have you misinterpreting my arguments.
 

haxan7

Volunteered as Tribute
I think you're completely wrong on why SJWs behave the way they do and as a result you're far too forgiving of what are fundamentally ego-driven behaviours. They're not doing what they do because they are genuinely trying to protect and support actual victims. That's just the PR front, the same way feminists bleat that feminism is about equality while advocating for nothing of the sort. SJWs do what they do because it makes them feel like a good person -- they get off on accusing others of witchcraft because it shifts them up the feminine social hierarchy.

Moreover, I don't think you understand what I mean by bullying. I'm not talking about unjustified, targeted ostracism that is done solely to boost the ego of the bully. Adults should be stepping in to curb that, especially if it's done for attributes the bullied person has no control over. What I am talking about is the normal corrective social forces that get lumped in with actual bullying and thus pathologised by association. For example, say a 15 year old boy shows up to school with a My Little Pony backpack. That kid should be made fun of for being a fucking weirdo because if he carries that behaviour on through to adulthood, he's going to face even worse consequences. Adults shouldn't be stepping in and telling the other kids not to make fun of him and that it's fine for a 15 year old boy to like My Little Pony because he's a unique individual whose eccentricities should be respected by virtue of his existence. But that is what has happened for the past ~15-20 years, and it has created a generation of narcissists that were shielded from having their anti-social behaviours corrected as children and now can't contend with the real world that gives no fucks about their fragilities. These are the aforementioned SJWs.

Now assume that kid in the example above is on the spectrum (high probability if he's into My Little Pony in the first place); then imagine all of the adults in his life tell him it's not his fault and the bullies are just insecure and to ignore them or tell the teacher; then he goes back to school and tries to ignore their taunts and carry on wearing his My Little Pony backpack because that's what the authorities told him to do, but it fails so he dobs them in to the teacher; then the social ostracism compounds and he has no friends because the other kids think he's a crybaby weirdo; then he starts developing mental health problems and acts up in class; then the aforementioned adults put him on mind-altering medication to control his temperamental and increasingly bizarre behaviours. Congrats, you just created a school shooter. Want to know how to avoid this? Give the kid a father figure who won't even buy him the backpack in the first place and who will tell him to smack the bully back, thus preventing the whole bloody situation at step 1. The feminine/pacifist approach creates the very problems it purports to solve.

We've been over this before and you never seem to be able to contend with what I'm actually saying. You always carry on like I'm saying kids should be picked on relentlessly for no reason, but that's not what I'm saying at all. I'm saying that in trying to curb genuine bullying, we shouldn't allow natural corrective social mechanisms to get caught in the crossfire because the consequences are even worse. It seems like an emotional issue for you. Were you bullied yourself? I can't see how else we could have this same conversation over and over and still have you misinterpreting my arguments.
Tl;dr
 

Airola

Member
I think you're completely wrong on why SJWs behave the way they do and as a result you're far too forgiving of what are fundamentally ego-driven behaviours. They're not doing what they do because they are genuinely trying to protect and support actual victims. That's just the PR front, the same way feminists bleat that feminism is about equality while advocating for nothing of the sort. SJWs do what they do because it makes them feel like a good person -- they get off on accusing others of witchcraft because it shifts them up the feminine social hierarchy.

Whatever the SJWs are doing now surely is a beast of its own. They are bullies too. In its purest, the idea of social justice is not bad. People who bastardize the idea of social justice by overreacting and using it for their moral grandstanding is where they've earned the added and mockingly used "warrior" status. They've gained power and they are using the same tactics back at people who they think are responsible for any wrongdoings towards them. The problem is that they have lost tolerance to everything and they think people are guilty by association and that's why it's a horror show today.

Moreover, I don't think you understand what I mean by bullying. I'm not talking about unjustified, targeted ostracism that is done solely to boost the ego of the bully. Adults should be stepping in to curb that, especially if it's done for attributes the bullied person has no control over. What I am talking about is the normal corrective social forces that get lumped in with actual bullying and thus pathologised by association. For example, say a 15 year old boy shows up to school with a My Little Pony backpack. That kid should be made fun of for being a fucking weirdo because if he carries that behaviour on through to adulthood, he's going to face even worse consequences. Adults shouldn't be stepping in and telling the other kids not to make fun of him and that it's fine for a 15 year old boy to like My Little Pony because he's a unique individual whose eccentricities should be respected by virtue of his existence. But that is what has happened for the past ~15-20 years, and it has created a generation of narcissists that were shielded from having their anti-social behaviours corrected as children and now can't contend with the real world that gives no fucks about their fragilities. These are the aforementioned SJWs.

I think a lot of people don't understand what you mean and the ones who would be bullying the way you accept bullying don't understand it either and quite probably would also be bullying in more harmful ways. It's not as if kids always know the difference. Sure, you can now think about it better when you're an adult, but when you are a kid, it's a completely different thing. Now, you could use your knowledge as an adult to be healthy about it and realize there shouldn't be a zero tolerance towards mocking and stuff like that. And I think that's what you are aiming at here, and I think that's ok.

What comes to someone with a My Little Pony backpack, who the hell really cares what someone uses to carry their stuff in?
I don't think the problem is in that dude existing or people accepting that. Eccentrism is ok. The problem is that people have started to give unnecessary value to individuality and uniqueness. While it should be people looking at a weird kid and say dude you are weird even out loud and towards the kid's face, it's been more about people starting to raise kids like that to a pedestal. And I think that's because people have been bullied and they are trying to correct it by pre-emptively overcorrecting everything. The problem is that instead of people just saying "let that dude be" they are telling "stop it, he's special."

If you think more bullying will fix that I think you would be just adding to the problem instead of helping it.

I think the world needs more of the Christian thought that we are all assholes. If a bully bullies you, he's an asshole. And if you got bullied, that doesn't make you any less of an asshole either.

Now assume that kid in the example above is on the spectrum (high probability if he's into My Little Pony in the first place); then imagine all of the adults in his life tell him it's not his fault and the bullies are just insecure and to ignore them or tell the teacher; then he goes back to school and tries to ignore their taunts and carry on wearing his My Little Pony backpack because that's what the authorities told him to do, but it fails so he dobs them in to the teacher; then the social ostracism compounds and he has no friends because the other kids think he's a crybaby weirdo; then he starts developing mental health problems and acts up in class; then the aforementioned adults put him on mind-altering medication to control his temperamental and increasingly bizarre behaviours. Congrats, you just created a school shooter. Want to know how to avoid this? Give the kid a father figure who won't even buy him the backpack in the first place and who will tell him to smack the bully back, thus preventing the whole bloody situation at step 1. The feminine/pacifist approach creates the very problems it purports to solve.

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We've been over this before and you never seem to be able to contend with what I'm actually saying. You always carry on like I'm saying kids should be picked on relentlessly for no reason, but that's not what I'm saying at all. I'm saying that in trying to curb genuine bullying, we shouldn't allow natural corrective social mechanisms to get caught in the crossfire because the consequences are even worse. It seems like an emotional issue for you. Were you bullied yourself? I can't see how else we could have this same conversation over and over and still have you misinterpreting my arguments.

I almost asked if you were bullied or were a bully too but deleted it because I wasn't sure if it would mean much.

Anyway, sure I've been bullied. Not too bad though and no, never for anything even remotely close to that My Little Pony situation :D

My way to deal with it was trying to be as much of a friend with the bullies and using jokes to distract them. It worked surprisingly well, but it sure would've been better to live without the sometimes unbearable stress. I started to entertain the thought of killing myself when I was 11 because it was sometimes way too stressful to go to school and in hindsight I really wasn't even bullied even nearly as much as some others were and I just have to imagine what suicidal thoughts some others must've had. "Luckily" right at that time the heart problem that had been with me since birth but what wasn't known by anyone yet showed its first signs, and when I 100% surely in my mind thought night after night I'm really going to die it kinda gave perspective on things and I got rid of whatever suicidal thoughts I had and carried on.

But I know people who were bullied for some socially more "unacceptable" reasons. It always, and I mean ALWAYS wasn't just about telling someone to correct whatever odd thing they were doing but it was always an excuse to go beyond it and do a lot worse things. Kids don't understand what you might understand the difference between "bullying" and bullying is. More often that not the eccentric or weird or socially abnormal characteristics people might have are used as an excuse and not as an actual reason where if they just corrected that "fault" in themselves things would be ok. If there aren't any super weird people around, the people who would be inclined to "bully" the super weird kid will look for whoever fits in the least. Then it will become about whatever idiotic things they happen to come up with, be it glasses, curly hair, wrong colored clothes, wrong brand clothes, whatever.

Maybe this discussion should be in a thread of its own as I think an "unpopular opinion" thread should be about people being able to say an "unpopular thing" without someone trying to correct them or debate them, so I think I'm not giving this thread and your opinion justice by going through your posts line by line.
 
Everyone needs to read a book on occasion, doesn't have to always be high art, you can read for entertainment, though I think you should also leave room for "serious" stuff at least once in a blue moon.

But it's good to read, it's good to use your imagination, to work those brain muscles, never reading is a sign of low intelligence.
 

Papa

Banned
Whatever the SJWs are doing now surely is a beast of its own. They are bullies too. In its purest, the idea of social justice is not bad. People who bastardize the idea of social justice by overreacting and using it for their moral grandstanding is where they've earned the added and mockingly used "warrior" status. They've gained power and they are using the same tactics back at people who they think are responsible for any wrongdoings towards them. The problem is that they have lost tolerance to everything and they think people are guilty by association and that's why it's a horror show today.



I think a lot of people don't understand what you mean and the ones who would be bullying the way you accept bullying don't understand it either and quite probably would also be bullying in more harmful ways. It's not as if kids always know the difference. Sure, you can now think about it better when you're an adult, but when you are a kid, it's a completely different thing. Now, you could use your knowledge as an adult to be healthy about it and realize there shouldn't be a zero tolerance towards mocking and stuff like that. And I think that's what you are aiming at here, and I think that's ok.

What comes to someone with a My Little Pony backpack, who the hell really cares what someone uses to carry their stuff in?
I don't think the problem is in that dude existing or people accepting that. Eccentrism is ok. The problem is that people have started to give unnecessary value to individuality and uniqueness. While it should be people looking at a weird kid and say dude you are weird even out loud and towards the kid's face, it's been more about people starting to raise kids like that to a pedestal. And I think that's because people have been bullied and they are trying to correct it by pre-emptively overcorrecting everything. The problem is that instead of people just saying "let that dude be" they are telling "stop it, he's special."

If you think more bullying will fix that I think you would be just adding to the problem instead of helping it.

I think the world needs more of the Christian thought that we are all assholes. If a bully bullies you, he's an asshole. And if you got bullied, that doesn't make you any less of an asshole either.



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I almost asked if you were bullied or were a bully too but deleted it because I wasn't sure if it would mean much.

Anyway, sure I've been bullied. Not too bad though and no, never for anything even remotely close to that My Little Pony situation :D

My way to deal with it was trying to be as much of a friend with the bullies and using jokes to distract them. It worked surprisingly well, but it sure would've been better to live without the sometimes unbearable stress. I started to entertain the thought of killing myself when I was 11 because it was sometimes way too stressful to go to school and in hindsight I really wasn't even bullied even nearly as much as some others were and I just have to imagine what suicidal thoughts some others must've had. "Luckily" right at that time the heart problem that had been with me since birth but what wasn't known by anyone yet showed its first signs, and when I 100% surely in my mind thought night after night I'm really going to die it kinda gave perspective on things and I got rid of whatever suicidal thoughts I had and carried on.

But I know people who were bullied for some socially more "unacceptable" reasons. It always, and I mean ALWAYS wasn't just about telling someone to correct whatever odd thing they were doing but it was always an excuse to go beyond it and do a lot worse things. Kids don't understand what you might understand the difference between "bullying" and bullying is. More often that not the eccentric or weird or socially abnormal characteristics people might have are used as an excuse and not as an actual reason where if they just corrected that "fault" in themselves things would be ok. If there aren't any super weird people around, the people who would be inclined to "bully" the super weird kid will look for whoever fits in the least. Then it will become about whatever idiotic things they happen to come up with, be it glasses, curly hair, wrong colored clothes, wrong brand clothes, whatever.

Maybe this discussion should be in a thread of its own as I think an "unpopular opinion" thread should be about people being able to say an "unpopular thing" without someone trying to correct them or debate them, so I think I'm not giving this thread and your opinion justice by going through your posts line by line.

I can get on board with some of this. I think the common ground is that we both believe there has been an overcorrection. I think we disagree on the solution.

You can dismiss my example with a snarky meme reference but it was in response to your comment about the bullies never being the ones to shoot up a school, with the implication that bullying is the cause of school shootings. I think that’s a misdiagnosis and was attempting to illustrate that the mischaracterisation of corrective social forces as bullying and the subsequent overmedication of young boys (+ the lack of father figures teaching boys how to effectively deal with bullies) plays a far bigger role.

I think my opinion that anti-bullying measures do more harm than good belongs in this thread, don’t you?
 

Airola

Member
I can get on board with some of this. I think the common ground is that we both believe there has been an overcorrection. I think we disagree on the solution.

Yes, we see the same problem but see different things as some of the reasons for the problem and different solutions too.

You can dismiss my example with a snarky meme reference but it was in response to your comment about the bullies never being the ones to shoot up a school, with the implication that bullying is the cause of school shootings. I think that’s a misdiagnosis and was attempting to illustrate that the mischaracterisation of corrective social forces as bullying and the subsequent overmedication of young boys (+ the lack of father figures teaching boys how to effectively deal with bullies) plays a far bigger role.

I don't think bullying is the cause, but it seems it's more often one of the causes than it isn't.
I agree with overmedication being one of the causes too.
Good father figures are needed too.
I think broken families and the popularity of divorce has caused a lot of long term problems too, although there are plenty of school shooters and other troubled young murderers whose parents were still together and fine.

I would also say that teachers should be able to use more force to deal with students that cause trouble too. Not necessarily going back to the old days when they could spank you and use other means of violence, but I think there should be a middle ground between that and the current situation where teachers can't even touch the students who cause trouble. Teachers should regain the sense of authority they once had. And parents should too.

I think my opinion that anti-bullying measures do more harm than good belongs in this thread, don’t you?

Absolutely. It's a good opinion for the purpose of this thread and I feel this thread should be free for anyone to say any opinion they want without backlash or debate coming from it and that's why I feel I'm not quite in the right place to try to counter your points.
 

LordOfChaos

Member
I've tried every mens cartridge razor under the sun trying to find a better value, but nothing is nearly as good as a Proglide. Dorco/DSC are tugging ass. Harrys went dull in a few shaves.

Yeah yeah double edge master race, but I and most guys just want something idiot proof and fast that your sleepy brain can't screw up
 

lock2k

Banned
- eSports aren't sports. Nor they will ever be. They are competitive gaming. If you're a fat fucking 305kg schlob you are not a sportist.

- Watching streamers and transforming them into celebrities is stupid. Unless you are watching speedruns or some rare games, it's total bullshit. It's like watching people eat food Go out and buy the food and eat it yourself. much better.

- If you pay money for titty streamers you are in the bottom of the human evolution and you deserve to be a total loser. And they are right to con the fuck out of you.

- I love fighing games and I despise the FGC. They are worse than cancer. Bunch of entitled cry babies with elitist thoughts.

- League of Legends is a shitty game and also a borefest. I'd rather poke my eyeballs with forks than play that shit for half an hour. The fandom is bizarre too.
 
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kiiltz

Member
- eSports aren't sports. Nor they will ever be. They are competitive gaming. If you're a fat fucking 305kg schlob you are not a sportist.
If tubbies can play golf and it still be considered a sport so can eSports. Btw chess is also a sport.

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Don't @ me.
 

StreetsofBeige

Gold Member
I'm sorry, but that would only make things worse. Beating them up isn't gonna change anything besides giving them more of a reason to continue acting the way they do

The solution, is to convince them that they can't solve everything the way it is, and reevaluate them that something they are angry at, isn't intended to be offensive
Depends.

SJW are no different the bullies trying to push people around. Best way to stand up to them is to push them back.

Just like when I was in grade 7 and one meathead had been pissing everyone off since grade 5. Had enough I we scuffled and I threw his ass head first down an icy slope where he crash landed at the bottom. Guy got wrecked.

He never bugged me again.

I should did something like that in grade 5.
 

Papa

Banned
Depends.

SJW are no different the bullies trying to push people around. Best way to stand up to them is to push them back.

Just like when I was in grade 7 and one meathead had been pissing everyone off since grade 5. Had enough I we scuffled and I threw his ass head first down an icy slope where he crash landed at the bottom. Guy got wrecked.

He never bugged me again.

I should did something like that in grade 5.

The physical bully operates in the masculine social hierarchy. SJWs are the bullies of the feminine social hierarchy.
 

MetalAlien

Banned
The physical bully operates in the masculine social hierarchy. SJWs are the bullies of the feminine social hierarchy.
Liberalism in general is a feminine idea. Big strong government to keep them safe all the while they get to nag the government on what should be enforced.
 

nush

Member
that's what the authorities told him to do, but it fails so he dobs them in to the teacher; then the social ostracism compounds and he has no friends because the other kids think he's a crybaby weirdo;

I was bullied and this was what I was told to do by my parents "Stay away from them, they are just jealous of you, go tell a teacher" of course it did not work.

Now my son was told the same by his mother, and there was this kid in his school (When he was 5) punching my son and he just stood their taking it becuse he'd been told by his mum not to hit kids. I took my son to one side and taught him the real rules. "If someone hits you, hit them back, but only if they hit you first and never hit girls". Solved the problem right there, he got his respect and wasn't bullied again.

It's a case where the wrong thing to do is the right thing to do.
 

Ornlu

Banned
Normally I like you and you're a good dude, but man... this opinion...

...unless you mean overrated like 12/10 and you think it's only a 10/10, in which case I'm gonna let it slide.

The first season is the reason for all the love. The final season is no better than fanfiction.
 

#Phonepunk#

Banned
Luke’s role in TLJ enforces an ubermench narrative and actually promotes the narratives of heroic fascism

By erasing the suffering the of trillions killed in the last film (no one’s coming) and replacing it with hero worship (Luke worshipped by the slaves that our heroes have ignored) Star Wars has become a pro war pro fascism franchise

The endless people hoping for a Kylo redemption only reinforces this
 
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Temple of Doom is as good as Raiders of the Lost Ark and Last Crusade. I'm not sure if this is unpopular opinion but I have seen many people disliking it.
All this time I thought The Temple of Doom was the sequel to Raiders of the Lost Ark.. Turned out to be a dam prequel to Raiders. My least favorite of all the Indy films.
 

Azelover

Titanic was called the Ship of Dreams, and it was. It really was.
I hated Final Fantasy XII, and every FF since then. But was a huge fan of the classics.

I won't be playing FFVII Remake, because I hate the gameplay, the westernized battle system to be more exact. That's probably my least popular opinion so far.
 

appaws

Banned
The Butterfly Effect is one of the top 5 movies of all time.

I will give you the first two Godfather films and 12 Monkeys as better than The Butterfly Effect, and maybe Taxi Driver...but that is it.
 
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