The unpopular opinions thread.

to be fair an american did write Twilight, so it follows that nuking them all from orbit is the only way to be sure something like that doesn't happen again 

But it was a British woman who wrote "50 Shades of Grey." Honestly, I say we nuke the whole world. It was nice go around for the human race, but I think its time we end this party. 

Yeah well Americans also wrote A Song of Ice and Fire, The Kingkiller Chronicle, and The Demon Cycle Saga; All of which have yet to conclude and I'd very much like to see the finales.

So take your fingers off the nuke buttons and go sit in the corner. If your so sure that the world needs a culling then take some initiative, go to the top of the nearest building, and throw yourself off. The rest of us will be along when we're good and ready.

Pwwweeaaasseee??? Come on if you nuke us who is gonna make the movies really???

We have enough california girls/guys to go around

Also thank you im totally gonna have a nightmare by now


The big orange and gas one with the red spot

(Im the best astronomer ever)

I hate bacon (well all meat), onion and garlic.

Edit: Maybe this is more something about me rather than an opinion, so let me rephrase it a little: I don't care that much if others eat meat but no one should eat garlic or onion, it smells too much!

Foj't worfry your one of the 1% Boom netiond. I'll make sure fo it.

I don't entirely disagree with the concept of eugenics...


... worked for wolves, why not people?

Aaaaannnd that's how CrutchCricket ended up on the Homeland Security watch list.

I honestly wish biological warfare got a chance to evolve beyond where it sat stagnating for decades. 

Unlike chemical weaponry, and nuclear weaponry, it sort of got the shafted, if it wasn't a naturally occurring compound that could kill by itself, it was pretty much shelved, because the time when it was popular was during the times where it wasn't understood very well. Today you could craft individual strands of small pox and unleash them on tens of thousands of people via a suit case sized explosive device.

Its just sad.


 The sun never rose for that style of warfare.

I'm completely in agreement with you there.

Most of the people complaining about it are people I'd put on in principle anyway. Plus, people really overstate how far the US government goes in securing their information and security on the internet.

So long as it means American lives are safe and secure down the line (which generally also means other friendly countries lives as well, if allied governments follow suit with their own constituencies), and our interests are secure, I've not a problem at all with how the government pursues the issues relentlessly.

Granted, I'm of the opinion that ISIS is not the problem, but rather it's the return of state actors such as Russia.

Hm yeah "fix". Not sure you know what the word means