Haters

They need to get lives.  Seriously,  I'm going through youtube listening to Nickleback (because they are amazing and awesome and I hope the main singers cancer gets better) and I star to scroll through the comment section.

The first thing I see is "I hate him and his songs, I hope cancer kills him" my reply was that he really needs to do something useful with his time(meaning the commenter). Anyhoo, if you don't like a video that somebody put up or some song just find another video to watch, I swear to God it won't kill you.  I have done it before, and it does not even maim, it really doesn't even hurt at all.  Watching something you hate says something very negative about your intelligence level and judgement skills. I hate Justin Bieber with a fiery passion, that doesn't give me the right to go and look at all of his videos and post negative things about him.

While we're on the subject of haters, there was an article in the newspaper the other day that really seemed...for lack of a better word...retarded.  It was about how Halloween decorations can leave a negative effect of children and blah, blah, etc, etc.  there was one quote that really struck me as stupid (it was from a former marine which I found weird) "What are the children riding their bikes to school going to think about these decorations."  My response was that they are thinking that it's almost time to go and get free candy.  They don't give a rat's ass that the decorations are a bit spooky, they just want candy.  Or at least that's how it was for me.  And that I got to dress up, I loved dressing up. (Still do). But this is coming from someone whose favorite show is called "Soul Eater" and has people's faces getting torn off like laffy taffy, so perhaps I shouldn't be talking.  But I digress, if they had actually bothered to ask the children in question (and not coached them to say what you want) they would say something similar to what I have.  I'm still technically a child as I am not 18, your argument is invalid.

Peace love and all that jazz
Zarina