Let me tell you what’s wrong with people today. It’s the bitchy whiny shit. I’m offended that you said fuck. Well I’m offended you got offended you whiny little bitch. You can’t buy that gun because someone died from a gun once. Really? I don’t think you should… I think you are… Basically, I’m telling you how to live your life because I’m a self-proclaimed superior to you.
My story tonight pissed me off and makes me think I’m in the movie Idiocracy… I blame public education.
Some “friend” on Facebook posts a picture of a Savannah Cat as if he wants one. As if they are awesomely cool, and they are. This is the picture he posted…
One of his friends comments that they are 20 grand. I comment that I’ve seen them for 1500, I hope they aren’t 20 grand because I plan on getting one some day. Yes. I confess to you all here and now, I want a Savannah Cat. Oh the Humanity!
So then this blond twit gets on there with something along the lines of, “I can’t believe people would spend money on a cat when there’s so many for free in the shelter. It’s wrong to buy a cat.”
Right under my comment about buying the cat. Right under it! Yeah.
I could let it slide. Maybe she didn’t notice my comment? Who the fuck am I fooling? She noticed. That’s why she said what she said. Am I going to let it slide? Hell no. I’m sick of people doing that shit. They think it’s ok because they are passive aggressively judging you on something stupid. Bull shit. An ass is an ass.
So I comment something along the lines, “My money is my money, and how I want to spend it is my choice. Quit worrying about what other people are doing and worry about what you are doing.”
And this other friend of his who had the name of a black man yet was white and scrawny (had to point out, it’s just an observation, I have yet to get to a point where I’m ready to make fun of that in my head) had to jump in and troll. “No you buying that cat is condoning the overbreeding of the poor female cats. Not to mention you aren’t helping a cat in a shelter.”
I pointed out his clothes were most likely made in sweat shops and his bank most likely received a government hand-out bail-out.
Then he argued that his clothes are made in sweat shops, but that’s ok because he bought them second-hand and he had no choice. He had no choice in what clothes he wears. Me buying a cat is still wrong because buying a cat (unlike buying clothes) is a choice.
So I stuck to my guns… Don’t play that holier than thou stuff with me. You need to worry about where you spend your money and I will worry about mine.
Then the twit chimes in with… “It’s unethical” and various other choice words, “How dare you call us names? Quit complaining you complainer.”
I’m like, “No it’s not unethical, and you are rude. Where did you get your manners? Church? Need I remind you who is complaining?”
Then the guy was like, “You are performing ad hominem which makes you stupid and wrong.”
So I googled Ad Hominen, and I’m thinking, how ironic… or hypocritical or something.
“1: appealing to feelings or prejudices rather than intellect
2: marked by or being an attack on an opponent’s character rather than by an answer to the contentions made”

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