I mean in general. Do you dislike people in general, both offline and online. How do you deal with it?

hating poeple is very healthy and good, but there are 2 types of hating that come to mind they are the same thing basically, one is hating on others and its where you are the victim like a teenager hating their parents which is useless and lame and an expression of helplessness and the other hating everyone is because poeple in their core are stupid selfish lazy assholes and this is a matter of fact, so hating them for it is a natural reaction to this obvious fact, one hatred is in the chest the other is in the eyes lets say it like that

>>2
how is it "good" to hate people

I like and dislike people in general in both realms of interaction. I kind of feel like people play up how much better online interaction is cause of a lack of mask but i find that people still generally act pretty similar. Just cause someone can be more of themselves doesnt mean that theyre going to be more insightful or enjoyable to be around. I may be an outlier on this site but i generally find human interaction to be a fufilling experience in my day to day life, like talking to people just makes me feel happy. I do find that most interactions with people are pretty vapid and upsetting which can make me dislike the average person. I guess i kind of deal with it by trying not to put on a mask with people irl at all. Sure it puts people off but I've found that people respect/find it funny when someone is very blunty honest about the things they like. Being a more straightforward person kind of makes it easier to deal with social interaction is what im trying to say i guess.

I do hate people, but only because I love them. Loving them makes me hate those forces which cause them harm, and alas people are the most ruinous one of those

>>3 its "good" like driving a car is good, its necessary you shouldn't be questioning necessary things is eating "good"

>>6
cars should not exist

it's not really hate, it's more of a combination of disgust and pity. hate takes too much energy, it's very wasteful. i try to avoid hating.

i hate certain ppl who do awful shit but outside of that i don't. i'm ambivalent to most ppl and just wanna hang around a select few.

misanthropy is the easy way out. loving people when the fuck up and hurt themselves and others is hard, but its the only way we make connection in a flawed world

>>10 do you hear yourself that is something someone who lives in a harmless candyland would say, are your opps made out of cotton candy

i don’t hate people generally i just really despise people who don’t have a clear stance on stuff, i could disagree with you and still not hate you. I genuinely despise people who act purely based on what benefits them, either directly or indirectly by saving themselves from having to actually think about a situation

of course I do. almost all people are germ theorists and natalists, worship government, they are boring and bad for health.

>>13

germ theorists

what theory of disease do you believe in?

>>14
I don't "believe". Stefan Lanka et al. already explained most of it. The concept of "disease" itself is a made up bull, that's why they constantly invent new scary words, to keep psyop machine churning.

Polio, measles, bird/swine/etc flu is pesticide poisoning. That's why when they register "outbreak" they slaughter the whole herd and dispose of bodies like they are cursed, and recall already shipped products, because poison is in the flesh, and cooking won't get rid of it. "Poliovirus affects nervous system". No, it's nerve agents that disrupt nervous system, DDT in the case of "polio". Modern agriculture and farming cannot do without use of pesticides, and admitting true cause of these "diseases" would cause worldwide panic. Without use of pesticides food prices will skyrocket, and 8 bln of population won't be sustainable.

Syphilis is just poisoning by mercury disguised as "cure". There's a book about it. Syphilis: Is it a Mischievous Myth or a Malignant Monster. Shelton, Herbert M. Highly recommended, as a good insight into history of medicine.

"Plague" was intentional arsenic poisoning during the Little Ice Age, to cull the human herd.

Actually it's a large topic.

>>15
by that logic covid was intended to cull the weaker portion of humans and cause a societal paradigm shift. which doesn't sound too far off, too bad all the good parts of the shift have been walked back and all we are left with is inflation