Today’s rant is brought to you by the word, Hate…
damookster Send a noteboard - 23/09/2010 03:39:38 AM

Hate. A perfectly good and useful word. Hate is defined as an extreme feeling of dislike or aversion, often but not always accompanied by a feeling of anger or hostility. That works for me.
I hate brussels sprouts.
I hate waking up to pee less than two hours before I have to get up anyway.
I hate spending money on things like doctors or dentists that I need for other more important things. Like say, my mortgage.
I hate telephone solicitors and bill collectors.
I particularly hate child predators and men who beat up on the women and children in their lives. For this last group, the full definition, with anger and hostility, most definitely applies.
So, as stated earlier, a fine word that is utilized frequently. So how exactly did it evolve into the 2010 version of Godwin’s Law? Enter any online debate and express a strongly negative opinion and watch how fast someone replies, “here come the Haters.” Or something along those lines. Maybe directly calling you a “Hater.” The new ultimate put-down. And amazingly enough, this is considered to be a closing argument, one with no rebuttal! It’s not necessary to dispute your points or attempt to refute them by something approaching logic. No, not once you have been dispatched by that particular designation. Enter into a discussion on the merits, or lack thereof, of capital punishment by opining on how child predators deserve nothing less and you are now a Hater. Someone who evidently ranks below the aforementioned predators on the food chain, seeing as though you don’t even deserve a hearing once so identified. At least, not by rational people (non-Haters). It’s DaMookster’s Corollary to Godwin’s Law of Debate. The longer a vigorously contested debate continues, the more likely someone will be called a Hater at which point HE loses the debate. It’s the nuclear option, the ultimate weapon:
“Don’t be such a Hater, man. “
“Wow…I’m rendered speechless.”
Really? Really??????
I think not. I embrace the term. I proudly accept the mantle. “A Hater? Yes, I am. What’s your point?”
I hate 2 am wrong-number phone calls.
I hate slivers.
I hate stupid pizza “toppings” like it’s a fucking sundae or something.
I hate ambulance-chasing tort lawyers.
In fact, I hate a lot of things. And I’m damn proud of it. 2010 politically correct happy horseshit be damned.
I hate brussels sprouts.
I hate waking up to pee less than two hours before I have to get up anyway.
I hate spending money on things like doctors or dentists that I need for other more important things. Like say, my mortgage.
I hate telephone solicitors and bill collectors.
I particularly hate child predators and men who beat up on the women and children in their lives. For this last group, the full definition, with anger and hostility, most definitely applies.
So, as stated earlier, a fine word that is utilized frequently. So how exactly did it evolve into the 2010 version of Godwin’s Law? Enter any online debate and express a strongly negative opinion and watch how fast someone replies, “here come the Haters.” Or something along those lines. Maybe directly calling you a “Hater.” The new ultimate put-down. And amazingly enough, this is considered to be a closing argument, one with no rebuttal! It’s not necessary to dispute your points or attempt to refute them by something approaching logic. No, not once you have been dispatched by that particular designation. Enter into a discussion on the merits, or lack thereof, of capital punishment by opining on how child predators deserve nothing less and you are now a Hater. Someone who evidently ranks below the aforementioned predators on the food chain, seeing as though you don’t even deserve a hearing once so identified. At least, not by rational people (non-Haters). It’s DaMookster’s Corollary to Godwin’s Law of Debate. The longer a vigorously contested debate continues, the more likely someone will be called a Hater at which point HE loses the debate. It’s the nuclear option, the ultimate weapon:
“Don’t be such a Hater, man. “
“Wow…I’m rendered speechless.”
Really? Really??????
I think not. I embrace the term. I proudly accept the mantle. “A Hater? Yes, I am. What’s your point?”
I hate 2 am wrong-number phone calls.
I hate slivers.
I hate stupid pizza “toppings” like it’s a fucking sundae or something.
I hate ambulance-chasing tort lawyers.
In fact, I hate a lot of things. And I’m damn proud of it. 2010 politically correct happy horseshit be damned.
Mook
*MySmiley*
"Bustin' makes me feel good!"
Ghostbusters, by Ray Parker Jr.
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"Bustin' makes me feel good!"
Ghostbusters, by Ray Parker Jr.
Today’s rant is brought to you by the word, Hate…
23/09/2010 03:39:38 AM
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You need a video/song for this hatred
23/09/2010 03:44:49 AM
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'Mookie, girl, why you be hatin'?
23/09/2010 03:55:09 AM
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'Cause hatin' is so me. Holla
23/09/2010 04:06:10 AM
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Don't be gettin' all up in my grill!
23/09/2010 04:07:08 AM
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And what do you say on them?
23/09/2010 04:08:20 AM
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Miss Thang, you be frontin'.
23/09/2010 04:11:14 AM
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don't go there, girlfriend!
23/09/2010 04:13:37 AM
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Oh, I went there. And I got the t-shirt. Mmmmhmmm.
23/09/2010 04:16:28 AM
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and that be all you got
23/09/2010 04:18:19 AM
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Well, I sure ain't gettin nothin from you no' mo'.
23/09/2010 04:26:06 AM
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No you did not!
23/09/2010 04:09:29 AM
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Bitch, please.
23/09/2010 04:12:59 AM
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Ho, I can go ghetto when I need to go ghetto
23/09/2010 04:16:57 AM
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If those are things you feel strongly about, and I agree with many of them, that's fine
23/09/2010 09:05:39 AM
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the three most powerful forces in the world are the power of fire, the power of water and
23/09/2010 02:08:23 PM
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I don't use the word hate easily, because it reflects a much stronger negative emotion than I tend
23/09/2010 02:19:07 PM
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You have never been stalked by a seagull, I take it. *NM*
24/09/2010 11:10:08 AM
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I like seagulls... what does a stalking seagull do? *NM*
24/09/2010 11:32:35 AM
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You like seagulls? I am worried.
24/09/2010 11:34:15 AM
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They're smart and can catch fries when you throw them up in the air
24/09/2010 01:58:45 PM
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they do catch them well! They only stalk you if you have food.
24/09/2010 02:39:39 PM
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Too smart. They'll take over and make us second-class citizens any day now.
24/09/2010 02:03:14 PM
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Ah, see, I'm all for a genuine meritocracy anyway
25/09/2010 06:37:23 AM
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It's about a seagull who transcends his nature by trying to learn perfection and then returns to
25/09/2010 06:31:32 AM
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I believe it originally came up when there were people just hating without any logic.
24/09/2010 07:25:03 PM
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