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You have severe misanthropy you need to work out in therapy. The possibility of encountering elderly people or children on your commute should not invoke this k
by hamdingers 1y ago
You have severe misanthropy you need to work out in therapy. The possibility of encountering elderly people or children on your commute should not invoke this kind of reaction and it's weird that's the first place your mind went.
The answer is no, I do not mind people coming and going on the bus because I am a normal human. Not that your example is realistic anyway, I can't think of a time in the last few years any passenger has delayed my bus for 10 minutes (drivers, on the other hand...).
FWIW "some mediocre experience every single day" could just as easily describe sitting in traffic. At least on the bus I can play with my phone.
You find these arguments convincing because you're starting from "I hate the bus" and working backwards. That's not an honest way to have a conversation.
- kulahan 1y agoGotta love these armchair psychologists who have no clue what they’re talking about. You made a whole psychological profile because I… came up with an example. Physically painful to have to converse in scenarios like this. The fact that you think “transportation for people who explicitly cannot drive” is not a major draw of public transit, you’re crazy. But of course, when you start from “I love the bus” and work backwards, I guess you weren’t interested in arguing honestly from the beginning, right?