SportsAndLady;1526578 wrote:Lol you took 3 words and turned it into me having some deep rooted, high passionate desire of hatred for hipsters. It was just a thread starter comment to get this thread going.
I don't know what to classify you as, as I really don't give a fuck. But I could probably make a case that you're a hipster going off of how pissed off you got that I started a hate thread about hipsters.
Oh, ok...so you admit to starting a hate thread about hipsters, which seemingly contradicts your first sentence completely. Words matter, sorry. I can't just call up to order a pizza and say, "Oreos bananna elephant dinosaur peanut butter"...why not? Because words matter. So excuse me if yes, I did indeed take your message of hate as a message of hate.
I'm also not sure how you don't know how to classify me, I thought based on precedent that you had already set in this thread that the only thing you needed to decide whether or not you hate someone was all of the information I gave you. Con_Alma had it right. You on the other hand are very clearly projecting something that you don't like about your own life onto a hateful message about a group of people you don't know. You can say you aren't as many times as you want, that's fine. I'm not trying to be critical, I'm trying to tell you that you should probably worry about what that is and try to change it before it eats at you any further--it's much more important to your life than how much dick room a dude has in his jeans.
On certain days people could probably classify me as a hipster. Certain days a jock. Certain days a business executive. The point being, classifying people on superficial things and grouping them together only to decide if you love or hate certain groups is stupid and the height of ignorance. It speaks to a small minded, shallow person. The fact is, people are different--all people. I'm sure all of us have friends and have even just met passers-by who are from all walks of life and are pretty awesome people. There is enough hate in the world, be a part of the solution, not the problem. But fix yourself first.
