Least Favorite Things, enough with the love, bring on the hate Options

[DoomedOne]

Prepare to get controversial.

Ever wanted to just bicker over the petty things that don't matter?

Things I highly dislike:

Disney: Founded by a right-wing ultra-capitalist deuche, the Disney corporation has made millions by misrepresenting history for children, brutalizing workers and selling propaganda.

Anti-Flag: I listened with an open mind, but realized quickly the band never quite understood how to harmonize and the singer seems to have this idea that as long as it bashes Bush or the right-wing it will be a hit song.

Country Music: Who invented this garbage? It usually sounds like some guy is sitting on the crapper thinking about everything he doesn't like about black people.

Thirteen year olds: I went through it too, that age where you think you know everything and everything sucks.

The Sims: Most boring two hours I have ever endured.

Wallets with the engraving, "Bad-*ss mother-f***er" on them: We got it, it was funny in Pulp Fiction, but now you're just being a poser.

SUVs: Ugly, ugly cars. I think every SUV that comes out should be spray painted, "***hole behind the wheel."

Okay, now this seems like an angsty rant, but really, it's in response to Favorite things, a thread meant for you to be able to list your favorite things, but so many people keep arguing over other people's personal choices, and really that's not the thread to do it in. We should keep that thread clear of mean-hearted remarks, and the only way to do so is to filter them into here. Enjoy.

[DoomedOne]

So according to this, Bill O'Reilly says you're an extremist if you think Outfoxed gives a thruthful representation of the Fox network. Outfoxed was a documentary that exposed the bias of the Fox news network to the degree that it is. Because of this, and this alone, he labled me an extremist, and therefore, he gets to make my list.

By the way, if you're wondering why I have so many posts these days, it's because school is in session, meaning now all I do during the day I'm not at school is sit on the internet absorbing information and checking on various forums to see if someone's responded to a post I made. School ruined my life, at least during summer I had time to look for a job.

Red, I used to be Christian, but in seventh grade I felt like it was time to use my own two feet and try and explore myself, and so I gave up Christianity and decided to try and find what I believed. I labled myself many things like atheist, buddhist, agnostic, levayist and etcetera, trying to find where I belong, but now when people ask what my religion is I just tell them it is to do Good. Not that I've exhausted the search for answers, but that I've reached a bit of a deadlock with the Universe on what a human being can actually understand. Therefore, we're not long lost brothers. Well, I guess maybe we are, but we do differ slightly.