Share your extremely unpopular opinion! ( also don't judge)

[A-weird-girler]

Darn it that's like my plot for this section...kind of though not really.

[CSJones]

Fat acceptance is better than constantly complaining about your weight but never changing it.

This is one of the few opinions I have that always draws ire.

[NickRowler]

I didn't like Coco. I found it boring and I felt I was watching something for really young kids. Yeah the end was sad, but I don't think that makes up for the stuff I disliked about the film. I don't loathe the film, there are some stuff I liked, it is just not Disney's/Pixar's strongest work.

The Breadwinner was a much stronger animated film.

[KimaAndJeorge]

I think Boku No Hero is a garbage anime with absolutely no substance to it. Repetitive, cliche, and predictable as hell.

[VibrantFox]

I think the hate that undertale has gotten since the announcement of it's port to the nintendo switch is unwarranted. The game itself is pretty good and has some replayability for those who want to explore things within the game. It's only downfall is portions of the fanbase and that alone should not earn a game a bad rep. You can enjoy a game (or anything really) without paying any mind to toxic parts of it's fanbase.

[KoreanTacos]

%@$% square enix for releasing the royal edition after only a year of releasing XV and the game is STILL not completed! I think I'm more pissed considering I only recently bought the original version at full price 4 months or so prior to the royal edition announcement....

[KoreanTacos]

I just looked up a synopsis of that movie. I'm gonna check it out. Thanks!

[kyupol]

There is absolute objective truth. There is good and there is evil.

1+1 = 2 because it is objective truth. Doesn't matter if I FEEL that 1+1 = 3... Or 1+1=0. I can cry all day and DEMAND​ that 1+1 should be however I FEEL it should be.

Yep... That's an unpopular opinion as nowadays it's all about feelings now...

[Allanbrito]

I think rey from the nee star wars is a freaking mary sue and it boring to watch those movie because disney prodtituted the concept of jedi stating that everyone can be a jedi, when it's not like that. You have to go trough an entire training.

[specticentertainmen]

well if i were giving my most unpopular opinion ... god is a lie lol

[SoFt]

Have I got a video series for you.

[Nullyish]

Characters breaking the fourth wall is annoying. Unless it’s special session which they actually meant to announce something to the readers.

[KoreanTacos]

I find it really stupid that Taco Bell tacos and bean burritos are more than a dollar. Think about it, they're like the oldest thing and probably have less crap in it than most of the $1 menu there. Also I miss the 5-layer burrito being a $1 menu item... I'm going to die from that bell one of these days...

[Mari]

I hate the USA's entire structure as a society. I'm sure you people are lovely and great but good god why is everything so backwards. Also can you stop harassing Russia and NK since my dad is now genuinely afraid of an invasion/end of the world, respectively, from all countries on the russian border/NK missile range, k thx.

[SoFt]

Based on that rant, I don't feel like we are feeling the same thing. But I, an American myself, also hate it. That's why I'm leaving in April >_>.

[Mari]

Oh no, the whole poking countries from far afar when the consequences (especially with russia) don't impact you much is another thing, but what annoys me with the USA society is the "separation" of church and state, when conservative republican legislators still push everything through their bible-vision. Or how your country is so fresh to the fake news that massive parts of the population believe the outright propaganda news outlets broadcast. Like do they not teach media critisism in schools over there? This is something hammered to every child from my country (I am from the russian border so we've been dealing with fake news since WWI). Don't even get me started about gun laws! Or the failure that is the education system when states are allowed to self-govern on the matter! Or how ridiculous the national budget is or the pollution and ugh >_> Like I have many friends from over there, and they are all lovely people, but I will not ever even want to visit.

[SoFt]

No, they do not teach media criticism over here. States' rights are important so long as those rights align with the Bible. When they don't, the feds should step in. We have a right to own guns and use guns bestowed upon us by God himself. What? Amendments to the Constitution have been added and reversed before? Bulllshit!

Yeah, don't ever visit. America is far from the worst country in the world, but it is rough -_- .

[Jenny-Toons]

Can't disagree with that. A lot of people forget the saying by the famous James A. Baldwin:

"I love America more than any other country in this world, and, exactly for this reason, I insist on the right to criticize her perpetually."

I always feel like there's room for improvement for any place, and America is no different. I love the place because of the places I've gone to and the people I know here. But I know it could be 110% better than it is now, especially with the spread of fake news and all that stupid shit.

We weren't taught World and US History for nothing in high school, but then again, a lot of these nuckleheads most likely slept right through those classes.

[NickRowler]

Or how your country is so fresh to the fake news that massive parts of the population believe the outright propaganda news outlets broadcast. Like do they not teach media critisism in schools over there?

They mostly taught use about WWII propaganda. And how the Vietnam war sort of changed the American's view on war. The only time I had a class talking about more modern stuff was in college.

The whole "separation of church and state" is a bit weird here. The "in god we trust" on the money and "one nation under god" in the pledge was added in the 50s as anti-communist propaganda. (Communists were seen as god-less and Americans wanted to show they were the opposite). Having "god" part of both violates the separation of church and state. But because it's been this way for the last 65 years, people act like it was always like this.

[joannekwan]

I watched Oldboy (the original Korean one), it was k.