I hate people. I went to
see a movie the other day (big mistake). The theater was packed
with loud, stupid, obnoxious, and smelly people. There
were fat people, thin people, short and tall people. There were girls and
boys, old people and young people. Some people were wearing baggy pants
with bell bottoms and platform shoes, sporting the latest in fashion and
trends; while others were wearing in-your-face No Fear, Mossimo, and
Stussy T-shirts. And still others were wearing Billabong T-shirts, Doc
Martin's footwear, and Banana Republic attire.
Who are they trying to impress?
Why do they do it?
I think it's a lack of dicipline. These days,
politicians, the media, and even teachers are scared to say anything that
might be deemed "politically incorrect". Handicapped people are no longer
handicapped, but are physically or mentally impaired. Prisoners are no
longer prisoners, but are freedom inclined. Opening a door for a woman
or paying for a meal can be offensive because it might imply that the
she can't do it herself. Strip clubs and pornography are
not acceptable because they're degrading to women. It's not okay to
torture convicted rapists, murderers, and child molestors because it would
be cruel and unusual punishment (as opposed to what they did to the
victims?). Eating meat is wrong because an animal had to die.
Physically diciplining children when they start threatening lives is not
okay because it's child abuse.
Kids these days get away with too much. They dye their
hair, pierce their bodies, dress up like freaks, experiment with
sexuality and drugs, they disregard tradition and rules, and disrespect
anyone that might "cramp" their style. Sure, they'll sit around and
smoke, do drugs, and have sex while complaining about the environment, but
when it comes to doing anything about it, they're too infatuated with
their image and what's politically correct to actually change anything.
I'm not saying people shouldn't be allowed to dress up
in their trendy rubbish. If you want to be a clone, fine. If you want to
dress up in black and paint your face white and pretend to be a rebel,
fine. But do it if you want to. Not to make some stupid point. Nobody
cares. I tell you, people are becoming WIMPS. Dress
in clothes that you like to wear. If you do, you should never have to
look through your closet and say "I can't believe I wore this..". If you
liked certain clothing at one point in your life, and you are an
individual, you should always like that clothing. I don't
think that all these people wearing the same clothes all dress that way
because they like it. I think it's because they have very little or no
individuality.
"Get with the 90's" - I hate that phrase. I hate this
generation x label, I hate pepsi's generation next campaign, I hate
it how people think life is happiness. Life is not happiness. I hate it
how some people go through life with little or no regard for the things
that make their life worth living, and instead focus on bi-products of them.
I hate it how companies like Disney produce a stream of
non-stop garbage that gives children unrealistic ideals from a very young
age, so that when those ideals aren't met, they grow up to be resentfull
and bitter. I hate things that are soft. Everything should be sharp and
painful. I think that Disney movies should all end
with everyone dying in them for a change.
If stupid little kids cry about it, TOUGH. The world doesn't need another
tree hugging sissy-marie. I think Disney should make a movie where the
group of kids from "The Sound of Music" go on a field trip and get in a
car wreck in which everyone dies. The End. That's how life is
sometimes. Everyone dies. That's what kids should
learn. Not that they can be a stereotypical little arab peasent boy that
can acquire all gold in the world, a kingdom and a princess (aladdin).
You know what else I hate? Mimes.. they just piss me
off. It's a sad state of affairs when someone can make a living as a
mime, while even one person with a college degree remains jobless.
I hate people.
Everyone seemed to have spent so much time on their
appearances, making sure their precious brand names were visible. A
countless number of dollars must have been spent buying their
appearances.
278,738 people hate people.