Unpopular opinions 2.0!

[Firuthi Dragovic]

The number of people who can actually follow a religion in the modern day is... probably at most 1 in 10,000.

The rest need to stay FAR, FAR AWAY from religion, period. ANY religion. (I even count atheism for this purpose.)

 

[KimberVaile]

Generally speaking, a good portion of "cancel culture's" outrage often isn't outrage at the supposed immoral actions of said person, it's more used as a convenient and socially acceptable cudgel to wield against a person said people already dislike. It's a socially accpetable way to hate somebody and to receive accolades from it.

 

[Fallowfox]

Generally speaking, a good portion of "cancel culture's" outrage often isn't outrage at the supposed immoral actions of said person, it's more used as a convenient and socially acceptable cudgel to wield against a person said people already dislike. It's a socially accpetable way to hate somebody and to receive accolades from it.

British filmmaker Jon Ronson has a considered video on this subject.

I don't think there's a single response to this subject- since it varies all the way from 'misunderstood statement results in mob bullying,' to powerful people trying to get away with serious or even criminal transgressions by implying that holding them to account would be 'giving in to cancel culture'- like that Hollywood mogul who got convicted.

 

[Nexus Cabler]

Shirts with dragons on them are still cool, like they had in the early 2000's in the US.

 

[Lucyfur]

The Star Wars sequels weren't bad movies.

 

[anonfoxer]

Unpopular opinion: IHOP is a good restaurant

 

[sleepy kitty]

To begin to heal from mental illness, you need to look deep down inside why you think and behave the way you do and make the effort to change, unlearn thought/behavior patterns and replace unhealthy habits with healthy ones. Easier said than done, but it worked for me!

 

[zandelux]

The Star Wars sequels weren't bad movies.

They were better than the prequels, at least. Competently made, even if they seem like they were churned out by a corporate boardroom.

 

[TyraWadman]

-DDLG is diet pedophillia and a poor “coping” mechanism

-“Lesbian” isn’t a bad word

-Children under 18 should not be allowed HRT

People think Lesbian is a bad word?

 

[Frank Gulotta]

People think Lesbian is a bad word?

Most of the opinions in this thread are not actually unpopular

 

[sleepy kitty]

I like the taste of Saltines.

 

[Frank Gulotta]

I like the taste of Saltines.

So, salt?

 

[sleepy kitty]

So, salt?

Yeah

 

[sleepy kitty]

I do not care for Bette Midler at all.

 

[ClumsyWitch]

People mostly like creating a fursona because they like their creative egos (or their actual egos since many of them are self portraits) being stroked.
Talking about other people's creations is being polite at best and a way to not look as self centered for one second at worst.
Genuine interest outside of one's own bubble is a rare diamond in the dust.

 

[Rassah]

Dressing well and working to make yourself look good isn't vanity, it's courtesy. People like to look at nice and pretty things. It makes them feel better. So looking good for others is just a nice thing to do. Making yourself look bad on purpose with gaudy fashions and body modifications, or just being an unhealthy-looking slob in public is just rude and inconsiderate.

 

[Lupus Et Revertetur]

I think tattoos for the most part look nasty, especially when they're all over the place; it's especially unappealing on women.

 

[Alaricat]

socks and sandals arent that bad!

 

[pilgrimfromoblivion]

People mostly like creating a fursona because they like their creative egos (or their actual egos since many of them are self portraits) being stroked.
Talking about other people's creations is being polite at best and a way to not look as self centered for one second at worst.
Genuine interest outside of one's own bubble is a rare diamond in the dust.

I thought people made fursonas cause they're extensions of themselves, or some avatar or some expression or something. To me that sounds like a really cynical way to think of it

 

[ClumsyWitch]

I thought people made fursonas cause they're extensions of themselves, or some avatar or some expression or something. To me that sounds like a really cynical way to think of it

That's indeed a cynical view, well put together.

 

[Kit H. Ruppell]

The Star Wars sequels weren't bad movies.

But they were bad Star Wars movies that took old ideas and mixed them with a pile of shit straight from J.J. Abrams' asshole.

Generally speaking, a good portion of "cancel culture's" outrage often isn't outrage at the supposed immoral actions of said person, it's more used as a convenient and socially acceptable cudgel to wield against a person said people already dislike. It's a socially accpetable way to hate somebody and to receive accolades from it.

The most transparent example of this is when someone calls out a successful artist for being "problematic", and immediately links to their own work as a "safe" alternative (which almost invariably looks like garbage in comparison). It's jealousy hiding behind justice.

 

[Frank Gulotta]

I think tattoos for the most part look nasty, especially when they're all over the place; it's especially unappealing on women.

Someday, a mortician will be staring at this and likely not care much, perhaps get a little cold chuckle

 

[pilgrimfromoblivion]

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[contemplationistwolf]

Sometimes, being nice means calling out the stupidity of other people.

 

[Fallowfox]

I think tattoos for the most part look nasty, especially when they're all over the place; it's especially unappealing on women.

While I won't single women out, I agree that tattoos rarely look so amazing that I'd ever want them. x3

I've sometimes wondered about whether to cover up some scars I have with tattoos, but you know- if the tattoo wasn't good it could be worse.