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Jay520 said:
vivster said:

What's disturbing or immoral about hating part of your family? Makes me want to hear how "messed up" your real thoughts really are. I think my sister is one of the biggest bitches I know, my father is a failure and my mother is on the opposite end of smart. I talk about it all the time to other people.

As for me I have some very strong unpopular opinions about lots of things. Mostly due to my rational thought process disregarding anything "moral" or "ethical".

I don't think people should be judged by their thoughts, only their actions.

 

I don't actually hate them, really. Actually, there's actually nothing objectively "wrong" about them. I have this weird, subjective interpretation of what people should be like, and some of them are the extreme opposite of that interpretation. So I would prefer it these people never existed.

...hypothetically speaking of course.

Also, it can be understandable to hate someone, if they deserve it. But I don't think many would find it acceptable to want someone gone for no (good) reason.

Elaborate on some of these "very strong unpopular opinions".


Some of my strong opinions include:

Absolute freedom of speech. Basically declaring verbal insults non-existant. As long as it doesn't cross the line to mental torture everything is fine.

Absolute capital punishment. If you kill someone by intent(and proven guilty) that's the axe for you. No reason to keep individuals that want to harm society in their core(physically harming other people) alive. Death by the most cost efficient way possible. It's rather comical how we treat the most harmful individuals of our society by rewarding them with life, food and shelter. Priviliges a lot of non-harming individuals don't have.

(*edited out pre posting because it's way more controvercial than the ones posted above *pm if you really want to ear it)

There are more but I think those are controvertial enough for the day.



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