OlLiE
Well-Known Member
i dislike:
- people that think that the equal right to opportunities is the same as an equal right to results
- people who equate popularity to intelligence
- people who expect tolerance of others while offering no discipline or any consideration to others
- people who use 'freedom and liberty' to question rules that are for the common good because those rules don't suit them as an individual for some reason
- rude people who can't even manage to learn manners or learn how to act politely amongst people (it's not like it requires any form of intellect, as cartman said on southpark 'they wack diwscipline' - bad chinese accent)
- people who (try to) abuse reason to get their way (i don't let them )
- people who chew loudly
- people who speak with food in their mouth
- people who interrupt
- the happy bouncy the world is pink and everything is awesome people
- the why aren't you like me people
- people that equate creativity and expression to vulgar narcissism and transparent self promotion (selfie and twitter generation)
- adults that emulate the behaviour of children
- people that are not open to questioning the limitations of their own life experiences
- drama kings and queens, especially people who create shallow drama for the sake of getting attention
- people who think the packaging is more important than the content
- victimhood culture
- current culture of immediate gratification, i.e. the entitlement generations
- people who don't keep their word and lie
- people who force the consequences of their lack of discipline and organisation on me, and then say i'm the one that's being unreasonable
- people who raise children less well than an average dog is trained
- people who use empathy and social responsibility as a facade to enrichen themselves (at least companies are honest about wanting to make tonnes of money)
- people who think that wanting to enjoy their own personal freedom means they can do it at the expense the freedom of others
- people who label others as 'not a team player' or 'bitter' or 'antisocial' or 'unproductive' etc because they point out mistakes, flaws and weaknesses to the irrationally confident and exuberant crowd
- (marketing) people who try to make an 'image' out of everything, give people unrealistic expectations of themselves, and promote the 'i want it so i'm entitled to it' mentality
- and so on and so on...
looking at my list, i guess i may not be a people person,
but that's fine with me,
long live the cyborgs
ps hope i haven't offended anyone
- people that think that the equal right to opportunities is the same as an equal right to results
- people who equate popularity to intelligence
- people who expect tolerance of others while offering no discipline or any consideration to others
- people who use 'freedom and liberty' to question rules that are for the common good because those rules don't suit them as an individual for some reason
- rude people who can't even manage to learn manners or learn how to act politely amongst people (it's not like it requires any form of intellect, as cartman said on southpark 'they wack diwscipline' - bad chinese accent)
- people who (try to) abuse reason to get their way (i don't let them )
- people who chew loudly
- people who speak with food in their mouth
- people who interrupt
- the happy bouncy the world is pink and everything is awesome people
- the why aren't you like me people
- people that equate creativity and expression to vulgar narcissism and transparent self promotion (selfie and twitter generation)
- adults that emulate the behaviour of children
- people that are not open to questioning the limitations of their own life experiences
- drama kings and queens, especially people who create shallow drama for the sake of getting attention
- people who think the packaging is more important than the content
- victimhood culture
- current culture of immediate gratification, i.e. the entitlement generations
- people who don't keep their word and lie
- people who force the consequences of their lack of discipline and organisation on me, and then say i'm the one that's being unreasonable
- people who raise children less well than an average dog is trained
- people who use empathy and social responsibility as a facade to enrichen themselves (at least companies are honest about wanting to make tonnes of money)
- people who think that wanting to enjoy their own personal freedom means they can do it at the expense the freedom of others
- people who label others as 'not a team player' or 'bitter' or 'antisocial' or 'unproductive' etc because they point out mistakes, flaws and weaknesses to the irrationally confident and exuberant crowd
- (marketing) people who try to make an 'image' out of everything, give people unrealistic expectations of themselves, and promote the 'i want it so i'm entitled to it' mentality
- and so on and so on...
looking at my list, i guess i may not be a people person,
but that's fine with me,
long live the cyborgs
ps hope i haven't offended anyone
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