Things you secretly oppose, but don't want other people to know:

[Anonymous]

"All intensive purposes." Lol.

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Anonymous wrote:"All intensive purposes." Lol.

I loved Denise Richards on 30Rock.

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Anonymous wrote:I haven't read the whole thread. On the whole, I'm quite liberal. But I'm a teacher of low income children, and if I hear one more child say, "My mommy is gonna have another baby"...

Jesus Christ. You can't feed the ones you have. You're setting yourself and your children up for failure. Go to Planned Parenthood on your day off. Get the pill. Take it.

I'm kind of ashamed to admit it, but I totally agree with this!

[Anonymous]

People who oppose contraception should be required to contribute substantial proportions of their income to support unwanted babies.

[Anonymous]

Hippies who fight for causes they know nothing about
2008 and 2012 presidential elections
Fat acceptance groups

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm opposed to the way Indians come over here and then basically refuse to have anything to do with Americans. They live in the same neighborhoods (and God help you if you accidentally end up in one; my friend lives in one and has actually had the police called on her because she let her dogs into her yard) and refuse to associate with the Americans. Why?? I actually moved because the school my daughter was zoned for was 77% Indian and I feared she'd be ostracized and excluded for not being Indian. I like diversity, meaning nobody in the school, white, Indian, or otherwise, makes up 75% of the population, so she's zoned now for a much more diverse school. But I admit I wouldn't have had as much of a problem had the 75% not been Indian, because I think other groups would have been much more inclusive even if they were the majority. Indians just want to have their neighborhood and school and social circle be India in America and I don't get it.

I agree. Their country is way messed up, now they want New India here.

Funny, when my parents showed up from India in 1976, they felt the same way. Except they had no place to go where they could be the majority. Your neighbors probably refused to associate with you because they (correctly) sensed that you are a racist.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Yep, many a poor person has given her or his life in military service to fight the wars of the wealthy.

Because only the wealthy benefit from freedom? Many a poor person has died doing many jobs that the wealthy choose not to do. What would you suggest as an alternative? Communism?

Which poor people benefited from the freedom we won in Vietnam? Korea? Iraq Wars I and II? How did our "liberating" help anyone there, or or returning soldiers here? Which wealthy people and corporations (excuse me, they're people now, too. I always forget) benefitted from the above? Tell me about the profits of the bomb and helicopter and chemical companies. How about Halliburton? Xe, or whatever they're calling themselves now? I'm actually one of the people who is grateful to the people who serve, but let's not pretend like any of our recent forays have done much in the way of protecting our "freedoms," okay, Cheney?

And communism? If we really had a problem with it, one would think we wouldn't let China own all our debt.

+1000 and well said. I certainly didn't "sleep better at night" when we invaded Iraq.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yep, many a poor person has given her or his life in military service to fight the wars of the wealthy.

Because only the wealthy benefit from freedom? Many a poor person has died doing many jobs that the wealthy choose not to do. What would you suggest as an alternative? Communism?

Which poor people benefited from the freedom we won in Vietnam? Korea? Iraq Wars I and II? How did our "liberating" help anyone there, or or returning soldiers here? Which wealthy people and corporations (excuse me, they're people now, too. I always forget) benefitted from the above? Tell me about the profits of the bomb and helicopter and chemical companies. How about Halliburton? Xe, or whatever they're calling themselves now? I'm actually one of the people who is grateful to the people who serve, but let's not pretend like any of our recent forays have done much in the way of protecting our "freedoms," okay, Cheney?

And communism? If we really had a problem with it, one would think we wouldn't let China own all our debt.

Amen, Sister!

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Homeschooling
Tattoos
Veganism

How is veganism harming you. Compassion is bad now? Jeez.

Because veganism reminds us of our complicity in animal torture.

[Anonymous]

Loud talkers, especially loud metro talkers. STFU. No one wants to hear you. Go pee on your bushes at home if you need to mark your territory.

[Anonymous]

OMG - FUNNY! There was this woman at the park going and on and on ad nauseum about some sub par time share condo she "owned". I just wanted to speak up, but couldn't. I was enjoying the hole she dug way too much. And of course I was stuck there waiting. I had come for a peaceful day, but not while she was there.

I was so close to telling her how much another place was so much better, that she was overpaying, that if she knew anything about her subject matter as she pretended, she would know......as I thought everyone did....

I could not believe how impressed she was with herself and how she expected others to be uninformed and as uneducated as her. She kept repeating herself as if that would make it more true, yet it did not. ITA - STFU!

We. Don't. Care. More than you would ever know!

You lose out by judging others and thinking you are better informed. You are not. Really.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:People who oppose contraception should be required to contribute substantial proportions of their income to support unwanted babies.

They do. Their own!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OMG - FUNNY! There was this woman at the park going and on and on ad nauseum about some sub par time share condo she "owned". I just wanted to speak up, but couldn't. I was enjoying the hole she dug way too much. And of course I was stuck there waiting. I had come for a peaceful day, but not while she was there.

I was so close to telling her how much another place was so much better, that she was overpaying, that if she knew anything about her subject matter as she pretended, she would know......as I thought everyone did....

I could not believe how impressed she was with herself and how she expected others to be uninformed and as uneducated as her. She kept repeating herself as if that would make it more true, yet it did not. ITA - STFU!

We. Don't. Care. More than you would ever know!

You lose out by judging others and thinking you are better informed. You are not. Really.

Maybe she bought a resale which (if she likes traveling to the same place) is not a bad deal.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm opposed to the way Indians come over here and then basically refuse to have anything to do with Americans. They live in the same neighborhoods (and God help you if you accidentally end up in one; my friend lives in one and has actually had the police called on her because she let her dogs into her yard) and refuse to associate with the Americans. Why?? I actually moved because the school my daughter was zoned for was 77% Indian and I feared she'd be ostracized and excluded for not being Indian. I like diversity, meaning nobody in the school, white, Indian, or otherwise, makes up 75% of the population, so she's zoned now for a much more diverse school. But I admit I wouldn't have had as much of a problem had the 75% not been Indian, because I think other groups would have been much more inclusive even if they were the majority. Indians just want to have their neighborhood and school and social circle be India in America and I don't get it.

I agree. Their country is way messed up, now they want New India here.

Funny, when my parents showed up from India in 1976, they felt the same way. Except they had no place to go where they could be the majority. Your neighbors probably refused to associate with you because they (correctly) sensed that you are a racist.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Women who wear make up. It's perpetuating a view of women that I find demeaning. After all the whole point of make up is to make a woman look like she is constantly sexually aroused. Ugh.

Because that's when she's most attractive. So what?