Tell an opinion you have that is in the strong minority

[Anonymous]

more schools should track students into vocational programs instead of pushing almost every student onto the 'college track'

[Anonymous]

headbands/giant bows on baby girls are tacky

[Anonymous]

junk foods and processed foods should be taxed heavily

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:junk foods and processed foods should be taxed heavily

and people who rely on cheap, processed foods because they can't afford to buy healthier foods, should be given incentives (assistance) to buy healthier foods

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:more schools should track students into vocational programs instead of pushing almost every student onto the 'college track'

Yep.
And I don't know why this is such a scandalous idea. I'm quite sure the HVAC guy that just came to my house makes as much or more than I do (masters degree).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:junk foods and processed foods should be taxed heavily

and people who rely on cheap, processed foods because they can't afford to buy healthier foods, should be given incentives (assistance) to buy healthier foods

A healthy life is the only incentive you need

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:junk foods and processed foods should be taxed heavily

and people who rely on cheap, processed foods because they can't afford to buy healthier foods, should be given incentives (assistance) to buy healthier foods

A healthy life is the only incentive you need

Not true for many people. Also, healthy foods tend to cost more so that's also not true for many poor people

[Anonymous]

Sexy at any size truly means fat acceptance.

Big is not beautiful.

I'll embrace my curves, but I don't want to be overweight. Women who embrace their curves are fat ladies.

So a fat woman is supposed to wear an empire waist dress to highlight her smallest region of her body (below breasts) and maybe slap a belt on there but she's still a fat woman wearing a dress with a belt under her bustline.

You can't be fit and fat.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:junk foods and processed foods should be taxed heavily

and people who rely on cheap, processed foods because they can't afford to buy healthier foods, should be given incentives (assistance) to buy healthier foods

A healthy life is the only incentive you need

Not true for many people. Also, healthy foods tend to cost more so that's also not true for many poor people

If you don't value your health anyway, why should we waste money on incentives

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:junk foods and processed foods should be taxed heavily

and people who rely on cheap, processed foods because they can't afford to buy healthier foods, should be given incentives (assistance) to buy healthier foods

A healthy life is the only incentive you need

It must be amazing to be so privileged, you don't know about food deserts. Many inner cities offer no access to fresh foods.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:junk foods and processed foods should be taxed heavily

and people who rely on cheap, processed foods because they can't afford to buy healthier foods, should be given incentives (assistance) to buy healthier foods

A healthy life is the only incentive you need

It must be amazing to be so privileged, you don't know about food deserts. Many inner cities offer no access to fresh foods.

Excuses excuses

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:junk foods and processed foods should be taxed heavily

and people who rely on cheap, processed foods because they can't afford to buy healthier foods, should be given incentives (assistance) to buy healthier foods

A healthy life is the only incentive you need

Not true for many people. Also, healthy foods tend to cost more so that's also not true for many poor people

If you don't value your health anyway, why should we waste money on incentives

It literally costs more to buy healthier, fresher food. Some people are on limited budgets and CANNOT stretch their available funds to cover the necessary number of days if they are buying the healthier options they may well prefer. Financial realities do not always perfectly intersect with people's priorities or preferences.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Here goes:

-people who don't plan to have one parent home as the primary caregiver until their child/ren are at least school age should not be parents, this includes single by choice parents.

-the need for a knee jerk blame game every time something horrible or tragic takes place is nauseating, I don't understand the need to excuse horrendous behavior or why there is zero personal accountability anymore.

-I dread what society will look like in 20 years when all of these children raised by "crunchy" parents with their labels like "spirited" child and gentle discipline are grown adults in work force

-(I'm really sorry for this one) Having an infertile relative or in law in the family sucks a bit, sometimes a lot, of joy out of family events and announcements. I'm so sorry you don't have the children you want, but I do and I am going to celebrate it. Life sucks sometimes.

-I am madly in love with my husband and he is my best friend, but if he hadn't had a promising career and the ability to acquire wealth I never would have married him. I don't think there is anything wrong with this.

-I think 90% of people who say they have anxiety, especially social anxiety or have OCD do not and are just being special snowflakes and it really makes me upset for people who actually suffer through mental illness. You lining shit up on your desk is miles away from someone washing their hands until they bleed.

-I don't find Beyonce all that special or particularly talented.

I'm about as blunt as they come, but you're churlish.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here goes:

-people who don't plan to have one parent home as the primary caregiver until their child/ren are at least school age should not be parents, this includes single by choice parents.

-the need for a knee jerk blame game every time something horrible or tragic takes place is nauseating, I don't understand the need to excuse horrendous behavior or why there is zero personal accountability anymore.

-I dread what society will look like in 20 years when all of these children raised by "crunchy" parents with their labels like "spirited" child and gentle discipline are grown adults in work force

-(I'm really sorry for this one) Having an infertile relative or in law in the family sucks a bit, sometimes a lot, of joy out of family events and announcements. I'm so sorry you don't have the children you want, but I do and I am going to celebrate it. Life sucks sometimes.

-I am madly in love with my husband and he is my best friend, but if he hadn't had a promising career and the ability to acquire wealth I never would have married him. I don't think there is anything wrong with this.

-I think 90% of people who say they have anxiety, especially social anxiety or have OCD do not and are just being special snowflakes and it really makes me upset for people who actually suffer through mental illness. You lining shit up on your desk is miles away from someone washing their hands until they bleed.

-I don't find Beyonce all that special or particularly talented.

A lot of this goes beyond opinion to just a simple lack of empathy coupled with a sense of entitlement. I know people like you in real life, and they generally suck. But I'll give you the Beyoncé one.

I agree about Beyoncé.

But I pity you because you probably don't even realize how despicable a person you are. Truly. Those poor kids being raised by you while Daddy earns the $$.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Here goes:

-people who don't plan to have one parent home as the primary caregiver until their child/ren are at least school age should not be parents, this includes single by choice parents.

-the need for a knee jerk blame game every time something horrible or tragic takes place is nauseating, I don't understand the need to excuse horrendous behavior or why there is zero personal accountability anymore.

-I dread what society will look like in 20 years when all of these children raised by "crunchy" parents with their labels like "spirited" child and gentle discipline are grown adults in work force

-(I'm really sorry for this one) Having an infertile relative or in law in the family sucks a bit, sometimes a lot, of joy out of family events and announcements. I'm so sorry you don't have the children you want, but I do and I am going to celebrate it. Life sucks sometimes.

-I am madly in love with my husband and he is my best friend, but if he hadn't had a promising career and the ability to acquire wealth I never would have married him. I don't think there is anything wrong with this.

-I think 90% of people who say they have anxiety, especially social anxiety or have OCD do not and are just being special snowflakes and it really makes me upset for people who actually suffer through mental illness. You lining shit up on your desk is miles away from someone washing their hands until they bleed.

-I don't find Beyonce all that special or particularly talented.

As someone where OCD runs in the family, I agree. There are degrees of OCD and a big part of it is owning it and working through a lot of it, using cognitive behavioral therapy, , meds if necessary, etc. The fact is, life is tough and mentally, everyone reacts to it in their own way. Best learn to cope

I agree on every other point, btw.