Thread: Tell me about your most controversial view.

So yeah anything, from vague racism to hatred of goodness.

I''d say my hatred of basically all real fat people.
And a slight feeling of men being far stronger emotionally than woman, who suck in that aspect.

Oh, and women can't drive.

Your mom can't drive...

Oh wait...

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More seriously though, I think its the fact that I don't like to beat around the bush. I prefer to be totally honest and put forth my opinion, no matter what others think of it. Makes me come across as an asshole at times.

This Madeline McCann thing has gone on too long.

99.8% of music on the radio is pure crap (this goes for every single genre). If it's good, chances are it will never be heard.

That there is a real, objective center to morality. And not only that, but 1.)It has nothing to do with "right" or "wrong", nor "good" or "bad" 2.) It has nothing to do with religion or anything supernatural, and 3.)It can be seemlessly deduced from undeinable, self-evident axioms of reality.

Simply put, it comes down to consistent logic and inconsistent logic, and that is what determines if an act is moral or immoral, respectively.

I believe that government exists primarily to grow, enrich and empower itself. Anything else it just happens to do, for better or worse, is merely a byproduct of its primary goal.

ALL government.

Originally Posted by goldney

This Madeline McCann thing has gone on too long.

I agree with you too much on this, i don't see the point in her getting all this publicity when there are other kids in her position with parents that struggle to get publicity, its been too long now and i'm sick of hearing about it.

If it doesn't rhyme, then it's not poetry.

Osimero:

These simple haiku
That Japanese poets write;
They beg to differ.

Also, my most controversial view? The stolid belief that every single person over 12 that is responsible enough should carry a knife at all times. Knives are man's most useful (physical) tool, and should be treated as such, instead of the stupid view that, "all knives are weapons," that most sheeple hold these days.

Its not humans vs nature, we are just as big a part of nature as the tree's are. We're natures golden child, the greatest achievement of its evolution. Its probably not my most controversial view but it kinda irks me when people talk like the human animal is somehow seperate from and against nature or the planet. This doesn't in anyway excuse us from responsibility though.

An idea that I was playing around with that id imagine is very controversial is that war is natural, and may also be beneficial to a top predator who's ability to evolve is questionable in light of no competition from other species. Just the same as ant colonies fight with one another, lion prides and monkey... troops? etc, so do humans.