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Hmmm. The hypocrisy is blatant. He apparently hates the way "people" are. Yet, at the same time he hates other people who also hate the way people are i.e. sexi
by StandardFuture 13y ago
Hmmm. The hypocrisy is blatant. He apparently hates the way "people" are. Yet, at the same time he hates other people who also hate the way people are i.e. sexists and racists?!?!?
I apologize for the following but: Are you fucking kidding me?!?
Does he truly believe that he is alone in dealing with people? Do we not all deal with people? Is this not a core component of life and of cough growing up cough?!?!?
Have not many individuals over the ages dealt with their differences in various ways? Some dealings being better than others?
>I can never escape these problems, because they are people.
Why are "people" the problem? Why do you overgeneralize so easily? Yet, you ask so hypocritically:
>How do you get people to stop making terrible assumptions about other people?
This article should not be upvoted. If you are "tired" of dealing with people, as the author, I can almost guarantee that you have not spent enough time searching. Don't end your search to find good people with premature conclusions that sadly this author has jumped too.
- plam 13y agoI share your disagreement with the piece. Not everyone needs or wants to be "fixed". It took me years to realise that the best I can do for others is not to listen for a solution to "help" them, but listen just to listen.
- kazagistar 13y agoIndeed. So much of the shitty things people do comes exactly from the presumption that they superior, and have some kind of mandate to fix others. It is vital to listen, empathize, and maybe even to allow other to help "fix" you into a better person, instead of just assuming you are right, and anyone different is wrong.