I hate human beings

[Karyete]

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Karyete (January 24th, 2013, 7:24 am) • StarF (January 31st, 2013, 1:32 pm)

[MessengerOfDreams]

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SuYo1141 (January 24th, 2013, 11:02 am)

[nin10mode]

Unfortunately, that's the implied majority of these generations. There are about seven billion humans, with more than half of those probably adults. Still, 3.5 billion is a big number, so it's not like there are only 100 or so nice people. I can already tell you from my experience that more than 1000 teenagers value respect to an extent. In my class of 455 students, I assure you that more than half of them do not openly argue with their teachers. Taking into account the 3 separate classes, and my friends outside of school, That's still a very marginal fraction of a percent. Yet that is all in one town. Let's say that each town has at least 50% the amount of respectful people. That number skyrockets. Sure, not every town may be made of nice teenagers, and not every town may have the same standards of respect. However, that does not mean that everyone else is a druggy, a drinker, a sex maniac, or a killer.

There are a few things that I still believe you are amplifying. Dyed hair is a matter of taste. I know five people in my school that dye their hair and style them in peculiar ways. All of them are smart, respectful individuals, and two of them are in my honors classes. They dye their hair because they want to; because they think it looks good on them. Never has the thought crossed my mind that they dyed it to gain attention. They do not get any extra attention, and the attention they do get from strangers are most likely negative.

I do not think this is a hopeless generation.

[NanTheDark]

There's always been jerks. The only thing that changes through time is the way of being a jerk.

But there's always also been nice people. Just look around, and when you find your friends, stick to them.

...I know this advice is generic, you probably have heard it a thousand times and whatnot, but it's kinda true...

[-BY]

Me and other people even created a very very little organization that's pretty much there to be a little majority against such ''idiots''. Everyone takes care of the other one and in all the years of me watching how these things going on, I see still in every generation some people who I can respect cause they respect others too, no matter how old they are. It's true that you have sometimes these people around you. May it be more or less in some generations. Also will never get why the fuu they sink on such a low low niveau.

Also noticed that most of them are mainly attention seeking. Kind of see it every day, since I'm unfortunately well known in my school for not talking to everyone (Being popular that way counts more to the negative there, gais.). There are people I don't respect in RL. This people won't hear a single word from me towards them.
If they try to annoy me a lot or something else I always know how to react. Even if it sometimes ends harming for one side in the end.

Let's face it. These people always were there and will always be there around us. I sometimes even ask myself how they are thinking about us. If we are idiots for them on another way and just our difference makes us disliking each other there.

Overall I just want to say that you aren't better of them if you think about revenge against the human race overall and such.
You overdo it a bit right now. This place here, runouw is special because many respectful people are together on one place.
That's also the huge family like feel many people get here.

In the end some people even on runouw (I'm freakin lighthearted and open here) noticed that I can be quite closed sometimes. I mean with that not accepting help from other people, don't listening to them or don't talking to them. I normally don't do that for annoying someone. That's just me.

It's right before midnight, the post gets lengthy and I get off topic. Just needed to show my opinion towards this here too.

[ChaosYoshi]

I will say right now that I'm one of those teenagers that doesn't care too much about respect. I will usually try my best to give respect to anyone, but I feel like sometimes I'm unintentionally an ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. However, I sometimes don't care if they have a reputation that might be ruined by me. It usually depends on what kind of mood I'm in. I can be in a sarcastic and somewhat optomistic chatter, but I can also be a blunt, straightforward, (sometimes) emotionless talker, probably since I try to say everything with a neutral and realistic approach. I also don't try to gain respect, myself, and if I end up getting some, it's usually unintentional.

[CrazyMario]

You aren't any better than those retards if you want to destroy the human race or whatever.
In fact,it makes you look like one of those n00bs you hate.

[lordpat]

After reading all these comments (very good points btw), I think I have more things to say that are not included in the phrase I've posted above (although that one is important). Probably the biggest cause of conflicts (or one of the biggest) is the human arrogance. We believe something, and other's do not agree and therefore we believe that they are wrong and that we are better. This is born for the most part for lack of understanding (about how they could not agree us) and lack of tolerance (we believe that it is not ok that they do not agree with is).

Different people are not better than each other, they are just different. I don't like piercings or tatoos either, but some people believe that is cool. I am not better than them and they are not better than me. We have different beliefs, that's it. If you can't accept that, then you need to work on your tolerance.

It is not bad that other people like modern music, I don't like it for the most part, but that does not mean that I believe that I am better than them nor that modern music is objectively crap. Because, at the end of the day, no opinion is objective. No opinion is better than another. If you can't accept someone singing that song near to you, then you really need to work on your tolerance. You are not better than them.

Now, there is a couple of exception: people can believe whatever they want to believe, but they can't do whatever they want to do. If someone enters your house and kills your mother because he believes that killing people is ok, then there is a problem. Our rights go as far as the rights of the other's start. Your mother has the right to live, and therefore that crazy man is breaking the rules. Kinda obvious, but worth pointing it out.

Also, some stuff is simply seen as "morally wrong". This is usually releated to a high agreement of a society that points out something as "wrong". In Argentina, consuming of Marihuana is legal (but selling is not), but it is morally wrong. It is badly seen that you do so, even if it does not hurt the rest. That is kinda part of the rules of democracy: what most people believe. Most people believe consuming drugs is wrong, and therefore if you consume drugs, you should expect to be critized by society. This is also a brench of human arrogance, but more on the social agreement rather than the individual differences.

[Bogdan]

so in response to humans hating humans, you've become a person who's hating humans

sounds right

Please explain me want you would want to point out. Me hating humans? Yes, but I didn't complain about other humans hating each other, I complain about most of people's inappropiate behavior that usually tends to scream after attention.

They just change. You can either try to adapt to that change and work on what you consider negative in the society, or stay your entire life saying "in the past things were better" and do nothing about it. The past is over, do you want to live in the present?

I can hardly find people sharing my opinion, I find a few, tried to "be an example" and change something, but the others just laugh at us. Adapting to me didn't work, I even tried changing schools, places but I always find same type of people.

it's not like there are only 100 or so nice people. I can already tell you from my experience that more than 1000 teenagers value respect to an extent. In my class of 455 students, I assure you that more than half of them do not openly argue with their teachers. Taking into account the 3 separate classes, and my friends outside of school, That's still a very marginal fraction of a percent. Yet that is all in one town. Let's say that each town has at least 50% the amount of respectful people. That number skyrockets. Sure, not every town may be made of nice teenagers, and not every town may have the same standards of respect. However, that does not mean that everyone else is a druggy, a drinker, a sex maniac, or a killer.

There are a few things that I still believe you are amplifying. Dyed hair is a matter of taste. I know five people in my school that dye their hair and style them in peculiar ways. All of them are smart, respectful individuals, and two of them are in my honors classes. They dye their hair because they want to; because they think it looks good on them. Never has the thought crossed my mind that they dyed it to gain attention. They do not get any extra attention, and the attention they do get from strangers are most likely negative.

I agree that there are polite people somewhere, but around here and the cities I usually visit the most people, especially younger ones tend to be very unpolite and won't help you even if you ask them politely. I saw people really making fun of old people over here, just because they are not powerful enough to defend themselves, but I also saw a few people defending them from this kind of persons, both groups having same member ages. However I personally do not like this styles, but I try to ignore the fact that people are colouring their hair and/or wear extra stuff, as long as they keep a bit of decency, I simply feel a pain in the eyes when people colour they're hair in over 5 different colours at once, same applies for those that have a lot for piercings on them, okay I can let 'em put one or too, but over 20 piecings on the face + tongue it's a bit too insane, especially for something like school.

Also noticed that most of them are mainly attention seeking. Kind of see it every day, since I'm unfortunately well known in my school for not talking to everyone (Being popular that way counts more to the negative there, gais.). There are people I don't respect in RL. This people won't hear a single word from me towards them.

I kinda share the same sitattion, in my school, and other facilities I am affiliated with, there are a lot of people that simply don't deserve my time and I try to avoid them as much as possible, the problem is that they simply do not leave me alone just because I dare not to "be like them" and of course here comes punching and bulling and I end up being punched, and punished by the teachers/principal/etc if I try to "counter-attack".