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What if their delivery sucks. Nobody likes them. They aren't very good at arguing... and they are 100% right? |
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Exactly so. It's normal for people to bully.
Isn't this phrase simply said due to societal Christian influence? I find most don't adhere to it.
lol... People often use this argument against bullying, but the fact is people can and will be cruel. it's how human beings function and are built. |
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In principle, yes. is there a reason why it shouldn't be? |
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Better get used to it. No one defines their terms here, largely because: |
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I wouldn't mind getting a spanking if I try to discuss a topic I know nothing about, but purely ad hominem attacks serve no purpose but to insult or humiliate--if you can't prove your point in a thoughtful way just call the other party an idiot. I don't mind conceding a point either. It is honourable to admit you are incorrect, and you can't learn anything by being right all the time.
The folks pictured in eagleseven's post are far below any level of intelligent discussion. You can't argue with people who declare themselves clowns and refuse to budge from that position. |
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Define "normal". Are you implying that we have "mean" genes that enhance our ability to survive? |
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I try not to make fun of people.
It takes all the joy out of watching them hang themselves. I have no problem providing the rope though.... |
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Normal as in malevolence is a normal part of our actions. |
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How exactly is a war winnable when the enemy are among civilians? This just seems to be a ridiculous thing to say... |
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God hates fags? That's a personal threat, an incitement to violence and other impolite behaviour. Maybe that's why I'm a nontheist.
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Honestly, I don't think it's really "okay" to make fun of some people, but people will always do it anyways, and some people set themselves up for being made fun of. It may not be okay to make fun of them, and of course no one wants to be made fun of themselves, but It's just human nature. At least, in my opinion, It is.
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Making fun of people is okay. It doesn't bother me to get teased by people; friends and family tease, and I tease back. It's also acceptable to tell someone to quit dogging you when they've crossed the line. My mom is notorious for getting vicious with her "teasing." I think when there's an intent to make someone feel bad and make yourself feel better, it's a line crossed.
As far as making fun of strangers, it's just rude to laugh at someone to their face unless they've been obnoxious. The "God Hates Fags" folks deserve what they get. When you hate monger publicly, you're going to get some shade thrown your way. I don't think calling someone a jealous wannabe cocksucker reject is nearly as bad as harassing people at funerals of their children, and if a parent says that to them and they get their panties in a wad, they should have thought about it before they showed up. Have I kiki'd with friends about how other people look or act when they're just minding their own business? Absolutely. However, I'd NEVER do it to someone's face in that situation. |
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If you're going to dish it out, expect to get it back. |
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Making fun of people is a very low form of humor, and a way to disguise or deny cruelty, and blame the victim for "being stupid", "bringing it on themselves", or "not being able to take a joke". I find people who do this are usually from the wrong side of the tracks.
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Because there is only one right way to do things.
Because if you don't seem to be trying to be like them, and enough of their friends you must be annihilated, for shame. Because sometimes some people make it hard for me to connect the dots. Because my self-esteem exists only in the mouth of others. Because I'm better than this person, but it wasn't immediately apparent, so I had to point it out. Because some facial expressions aren't what you see on TV, or expect on a certain person, there is a mismatch and my feeble mind would expect different behavior from this person who should be more like X because he kind of looks like X, because X is one of all that's ever been broadcast into my slimy consumer brain and is therefore one of the few possible paths that makes logical sensor. Because mass murderers, like all great leaders, are nominated, not self-appointed. An honor. |
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OR perhaps the goal is for people to not take everything so seriously and to stop caring so much about other people judging them. But humans will be humans and many will blame the people making the jokes for doing something wrong, like you're doing, rather than realizing that it comes down to one's decision to let jokes at their expense affect them in a negative manner. |
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Oh, and also, everything is everybody's fault, always. I like my pizza thrown through my window if it's open, screw walking over to the door.
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Actually, as far as I know, this doesn't happen to me much in real life. But I've seen people do it to others, and I almost always call them out on it. |
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It's a mistake to take offense when you've been invited to play ball. You squander the respect you've been given and miss the opportunity to get in the game. Exchanging ideas and information deteriorates into name-calling and pointless indignation.
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Through the lens of the common perception, it may seem acceptable, even encouraged. Many seem to seek out acceptance of what should be considered unacceptable.
Do the many eyes judge this person negatively? If yes, green light. |
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I usually say live and let live. A lot of times what other people do or say, never concern me of cross my mind, I simply don't care. I feel only close minded people make fun of others, usually when you way of thinking or your way of how things should look is challenged you are inclined to defend it; therefore if you see someone dressed weird you will mock them because in your mind they don't and shouldn't exist, because it goes against what you think and feel. If you are open minded everything is fair game and everything is a possibility.
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I only make fun of people if they pick a fight with me first. And then, I usually use my sarcasm. I have reduced would-be attackers to tears with my sarcasm. Hey, you wanna poke the dragon, don't be surprised when you're burned to a crisp.
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This. Pick a fight, expect to get it right back at you. Otherwise I can't be bothered to interact with stupid people when my iPod is beckoning with deliriously good music. |
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lol, what seablue says. i am sort of notorious for making fun of people that i just meet. i have no shame. |
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