Poll: when did you......

[Twilight_guy]

When I realizes just how stupid people are in groups. IQ is inversely proportionate to the number of people in a group.

 

[GreenDevilJF]

I "lost my faith humanity" when I found out that is apparantly something I can toss every time something bad or stupid happens.

 

[Kellerb]

Government

country's politicians are almost all phony bastards desperate for power,... they also start wars for land, power, beef strogenoff or whatever. the old choose the war but it is the young who must fight and die so some bastard has more cake.

(ps. sorry about this, just that polotics is a waste of atoms to me...)

(pps. obama looks like a decent person at least)

 

[InsanityWave]

the minute i read this thread XD but seriously the government, their twats

 

[Jamanticus]

Around about the time when people got together and told stories about losing their faith in humanity.

I was just about to say that.

Honestly, it's like the phrase 'x made me lose my faith in humanity' is a meme...I don't like memes, to tell the truth...Not when people don't really know their meaning.

 

[Scorched_Cascade]

"Faith is eternal" Sorry semi-relavant

On topic prehaps you shouldn't ask why you should have faith in humanity and instead ask what you are doing to benefit the world/humanity at large that makes you so capable to judge the rest of humanity? I'm sick of threads on here saying you have lost faith in humanity; its not big and its not clever to say it. Why don't you instead get up from behind the monitor or screen and make an effort to make the world a better place yourself instead of just bitching that others arn't doing it? I constantly hope that through my volunteering I help make a more needy person's life better or prehaps make them see that life isn't as bad as they thought and then I come here and see a countless number of apathetic (theres a reason that word is spelt how it is "apathetic") people whining about how humanity has failed them in some way.

~Matt

 

[NiceGurl_14]

Oh dear non-existent Christ, where do I start... Soo many reasons..

 

[Vlane]

Your poll doesn't make sense but I get along with it.

I lost faith in humanity when I turned 13.

 

[fd18e3d0-816e-11e4-b4a9-0800200c9a66]

When i was in subway and the person in front of me was asked 'six inch or foot long?' and he said 'what's the difference?'

I actually died a little inside

 

[matrix3509]

I lost my faith when I worked in the service industry. Nothimg make you hate your fellow man and wish for our extinction more than a service industry job.

 

[Insomniactk]

When the swedish government decided that they would scan every sms/mail/phonecall that goes outside the border.

 

[InifniteWit]

Humanity made me lose my faith in humanity.

 

[SplicedUp068]

humanity or should i say The U.S.A. it completely incompetent. (i actually just think its the U.S.A. other countries have people with brains) anyhoo... yeah america it stupid and will probably get wiped out pretty soon.

 

[Bourne Endeavor]

- When a woman sued McDonald's for spilling hot coffee on herself because she attempted to hold the cup between her legs in a car, and won a seven figure judgment that was later overturned to low six figures or some such.

Right... Shall we get the story straight?
http://www.talkaboutcoffee.com/boiling_coffee_lawsuits.html is the link, but just for you I'll draw the main points out.

She did NOT get that money for attempting to hold the cup between her legs. MacDonalds gave her a cup of coffee that was 1) 5 degrees too hot and 2) the lid did not fit the cup (which IS a health and safety breach). She suffered burns that required skin grafts to fix, and she spent three weeks unable to walk, and THIS is what she got awarded the $2.9 million for. She originally was going to settle for $10,000, but McD's refused and so the judge upped the fine to the profits of McDonalds coffee for one day. She then settled for $89,000 in an out of court settlement.
So yeah... When did I lose my faith? Around the time when people began to leap to conclusions because "everyone knows it's true".

She apparently did according to the article I read some time ago. I am aware the lid was not the proper fit however still the idea of holding hot (not matter the degress) between your legs while in a car is generally a risky idea. The suing was more justified however the moment I lost faith is when she was initially awarded that $2.9 million because frankly it was only done to punish McDonald's and worst yet, it would start a huge outcry of lawsuits from other people.

 

[Socius]

Never had faith in humans

 

[barryween]

Don't you mean "where", not "when".

 

[ampa451]

more than one answer works for me

 

[barryween]

- When a woman sued McDonald's for spilling hot coffee on herself because she attempted to hold the cup between her legs in a car, and won a seven figure judgment that was later overturned to low six figures or some such.

Right... Shall we get the story straight?
http://www.talkaboutcoffee.com/boiling_coffee_lawsuits.html is the link, but just for you I'll draw the main points out.

She did NOT get that money for attempting to hold the cup between her legs. MacDonalds gave her a cup of coffee that was 1) 5 degrees too hot and 2) the lid did not fit the cup (which IS a health and safety breach). She suffered burns that required skin grafts to fix, and she spent three weeks unable to walk, and THIS is what she got awarded the $2.9 million for. She originally was going to settle for $10,000, but McD's refused and so the judge upped the fine to the profits of McDonalds coffee for one day. She then settled for $89,000 in an out of court settlement.
So yeah... When did I lose my faith? Around the time when people began to leap to conclusions because "everyone knows it's true".

She apparently did according to the article I read some time ago. I am aware the lid was not the proper fit however still the idea of holding hot (not matter the degress) between your legs while in a car is generally a risky idea. The suing was more justified however the moment I lost faith is when she was initially awarded that $2.9 million because frankly it was only done to punish McDonald's and worst yet, it would start a huge outcry of lawsuits from other people.

I heared someone was driving an RV, put it in cruise control, and went to make some cofee. She crashed. And she won a lawsuit because the manual did not say "you cant get up and do stuff while in cruise control."
It's not auto pilot, *****!(SLAP!)XD

 

[barryween]

humanity or should i say The U.S.A. it completely incompetent. (i actually just think its the U.S.A. other countries have people with brains) anyhoo... yeah america it stupid and will probably get wiped out pretty soon.

Yeah, because we kill eachothers races/tribes like Africa or overpopulate to the point of laws banning multipal children like China, So go back to your own county and SHUTTHEFoh! your from America...HA!HA!HA!
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