What stereotype do you dislike the most?
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Cosplaying is awesome, if someone doesn't like it, just attack them with whatever anime weapon you have with you. I don't cosplay because it would be expensive, but no lower peasant is going to stop me from putting on a Konoha headband while wearing orange and walking up a tree. Also, I'm not a fan of anything, because that would put me in a particular group of people, which is against my religion. Ok, well not actually, just for clarification, I'm not even religious, but when I declared myself a Digimon fan, I spent money on things I no longer care about.liamlemon7 said:
Militant anti-theists. Yes, horrible things have been done in the name of religion but do you really think taking a big stick to anyone who believes in a higher power is the answer, or are you just reveling in your hatred of fundamental Christianity so much that you don't care about collateral damage while you mock people you clearly don't understand and have no business talking down to?
Doesn't that make you just as ignorant as others? I mean, I dislike most rednecks, but being a redneck by default doesn't make you racist, sexist, or close-minded. I know a lot of hicks, hillbillies, and rednecks who keep their opinons to themselves and just want to live and let live.Mercanary57 said:
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Agreed, i'm perfectly fine with people having their own beliefs, but i can't stand it when brainwashed religious nuts start criticisimg your entire life shouting you'll go to hell because you don't believe.Teh Ty said:
I have to agree with this statement.Mardy said:
Also anyone I talk to that doesn't know me personally usually assumes I'm Goth or Emo because most of my clothes are black.
I hate the assumption that because I play video games I am lazy and irresponsible.
Take someone who watches TV 3 hours a day, and someone who plays games 3 hours a day, and set them before a panel. Most of the panel will select the gamer as the lazier, less responsible, and even less intelligent person, even though playing a game requires more mental involvement.
Take someone who watches TV 3 hours a day, and someone who plays games 3 hours a day, and set them before a panel. Most of the panel will select the gamer as the lazier, less responsible, and even less intelligent person, even though playing a game requires more mental involvement.
Um, if it's a good stereotype, that's a good thing, and we should work to preserve it. Mostly because it is mostly true, and that's a good thing. I would hardly call it a stereotype anyway, it's the Canadian identity. My social studies teacher made us write about three essays on it throughout the year, and then most of us chose it as our essay topic for the end of year exam (three other options) because we had done it so much. Also, if you look at an image of North America in the winter, the snow does have an uncanny tendency to stop at the border. SNOW POWER! Also, having been to hot countries, I can tell you that it really is cold in Canada.Shapsters said:
