What are your unpopular opinions?
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Queen, Genesis Michael Jackson and Van Morison are all vastly over-rated by people with no personal taste in music whatsoever. They are just popular with those who find it easier to go with the flow than to choose their own particular favourite. Or, worse, in Van Morison's case, liked by middle class, middle aged, trendy Guardian readers.
I am well over middle age.
I am well over middle age.
JustinF said:
The Vambo said:
jimPH said:
Everyone is a bigot, it's just a scale
I have genuinely never heard another person say this and I completely agree.
We have been evolutionally shaped into favouring our own tribe.
OO Beckton said:
- Adam Johnson's 15-year old victim bears part of the responsibility for what happened to her.
- 'People of colour' posting racist abuse about white people on Twitter should face the same criticism from the British press that Jo Marney received.
- Advertisers over-represent/promote interracial relationships.
- Trump > BBC/The Guardian/Sky
Totally agree on all points.- 'People of colour' posting racist abuse about white people on Twitter should face the same criticism from the British press that Jo Marney received.
- Advertisers over-represent/promote interracial relationships.
- Trump > BBC/The Guardian/Sky
my Main gripe here is the interracial families though.
Mum is black, dad is white and the kid is Chinese or something.
WTF is that all about..what's wrong with advertising to the people who are actually watching, and not pushing some strange ideals on us.
The Vambo said:
JustinF said:
The Vambo said:
jimPH said:
Everyone is a bigot, it's just a scale
I have genuinely never heard another person say this and I completely agree.
We have been evolutionally shaped into favouring our own tribe.
(1) Democracy is undoubtedly the least worst system of government we've come up with, but, damn me, it's still dangerously ste because the public's judgement is generally shocking.
(2) We should be enormously grateful to anyone who is prepared to enter politics seriously. I can't think of a more thankless task.
(3) The two great Prime Ministers of the second half of the 20th century were Margaret Thatcher and Tony Blair. This opinion will get you heckled by 99.5% of the British voting population. See point (1).
(4) Football is pants.
(2) We should be enormously grateful to anyone who is prepared to enter politics seriously. I can't think of a more thankless task.
(3) The two great Prime Ministers of the second half of the 20th century were Margaret Thatcher and Tony Blair. This opinion will get you heckled by 99.5% of the British voting population. See point (1).
(4) Football is pants.
mickmcpaddy said:
Made up things like ADHD dont exist.
Dyslexic? fking lazy more like.
Both of those, but more so -Dyslexic? fking lazy more like.
ADHD is due to feckless parents deserting their child in front of a flashing flickering noisy screen rather than socialising them.
No such thing as dyslexia - you're thick and/or lazy.
Einion Yrth said:
SCEtoAUX said:
Quite. They say money is the root of all evil, but actually it's religion.
Actually they say that the pursuit of money is the root of all evil, but looking at organised religion that's quite closely related, so...Voting, conceiving children, and freedom of speech should be means tested, knowledge based tests required before undertaking any of these inalienable rights.
Freedom of speech is over rated as is democracy.
I don't care if there are government conspiracies, there should be, the public don't need to know what's going on, they're mainly idiots.
Edited by Jaroon on Saturday 20th January 21:01
There is absolutely no reason to feel personal loss when a famous person dies unless you know the person yourself.
All those picture of flowers and teddy bears etc outside the gates of the former home of the corpse are just complete nonsense. The deceased did not know you are care about you.
All those picture of flowers and teddy bears etc outside the gates of the former home of the corpse are just complete nonsense. The deceased did not know you are care about you.
bristolracer said:
Most of the Mrs Thatcher lovers werent even born when she was in power, never lived under her rule and yet still think she was some kind of saviour.
Cant really agree with that but what I will say is that most of the youthquake warriors supporting Corbyn weren't alive to see Corbyns old palls in the Militant Tendency running the Labour Party into the ground and leaving poor old Neil Kinnock to drag them back out to reality.Gassing Station | The Lounge | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff