War on justin bieber haters!
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Its funny how he says 'Justin Bieber fans are jealous of him'
What does Bieber have for us to be jealous of?
What does Bieber have for us to be jealous of?
O mi gosh, he's going to have a lot to do to publish names, pictures, phone numbers etc. of 90% of the world population. And some good servers for that too.
I almost feel sorry for the little monster because I don't think he realizes the magnitude of consequences he's just unleashed upon himself. Ah well, it will be fun to hear about how his mother runs to the news media after recieving multiple death threats and other disturbing phone calls from the residents of 4chan.
I'll get the popcorn.
I'll get the popcorn.
"Hello, 911, what's your emergency?"
"Police, please, some people on the internet are being mean to Justin. Hello there police, I'd like to report a group of people who are calling me gay on the internet and who also dislike Justin Bieber, here are their names and addresses. I would like them arrested please. What's more, these people are 'disliking' his videos on YouTube, and it's getting to the point that they have more 'likes' than 'dislikes'."
*Click*
"Police, please, some people on the internet are being mean to Justin. Hello there police, I'd like to report a group of people who are calling me gay on the internet and who also dislike Justin Bieber, here are their names and addresses. I would like them arrested please. What's more, these people are 'disliking' his videos on YouTube, and it's getting to the point that they have more 'likes' than 'dislikes'."
*Click*
Why the hate? Because of a social law that I do not believe has been formerly defined but I will state here:
The Law of Zero-Sum Popularity
Any person, object, or abstract concept can only have a net popularity equal to zero.
How does this apply? Just consider for a moment the following abstract examples.
1) Some thing rises steadily in popularity over time. The inevitable result, regardless of the reason for such things, is a steady increase in discontent directed at the ever increasing popularity of the product. Real examples: Halo or any similarly popular game (see the recurring "Why is [game] so popular?" threads).
2) Some thing rises experiences a dramatic rise in popularity. The result is a dramatic rise in people who hate said thing. Example: Justin Bieber.
The Law of Zero-Sum Popularity
Any person, object, or abstract concept can only have a net popularity equal to zero.
How does this apply? Just consider for a moment the following abstract examples.
1) Some thing rises steadily in popularity over time. The inevitable result, regardless of the reason for such things, is a steady increase in discontent directed at the ever increasing popularity of the product. Real examples: Halo or any similarly popular game (see the recurring "Why is [game] so popular?" threads).
2) Some thing rises experiences a dramatic rise in popularity. The result is a dramatic rise in people who hate said thing. Example: Justin Bieber.
While it was kind of amusing to start with, after some consideration it come off as pathetic in at least five defferent ways. Bear in mind my consideration took about 30 seconds.
Give me another 5 minutes and you will have a mile long list of reasons why what this kid wants to do is sad, stupid, pathetic and illegal.
Give me another 5 minutes and you will have a mile long list of reasons why what this kid wants to do is sad, stupid, pathetic and illegal.
Hang on, this child thinks that the best way to stop people hating Justin Bieber is to launch 'war' against them? Like many others, I hope this is just a poor attempt at trolling, considering if he tries to make good on any of his threats he's only gonna screw himself over.
I'll be sure to be watching for the fireworks though!
I'll be sure to be watching for the fireworks though!
Personally, I wouldn't mind a little less unjustified and blind hatred towards Justin.
I just don't like this kid's generalizing.
I just don't like this kid's generalizing.