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I'm totally going to sound big-headed here (shock horror! lol) but it seems anytime I write an opinion piece on here, I'm always met with a lot of agreement to my views. Maybe it's just that porn lovers like you and I have very sensible (if utterly filthy) brains in our heads :P lol or maybe we're all just crazy, who knows lol ...Personally, I think it's the world that is crazy, and we're the last of the sane people left in it ;)

But anyway, the views of mine I'm going to share with you in this following post, are ones where I'm always in the minority whenever I express them out loud to the big open wide world. Fair warning, after reading this post you're either going to love me even more, or you're going to outright hate me. You have be warned lol

Enjoy! :D

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1) The Beatles are, by far, the most overrated pop act ever!

...They really aren't all that good either. They are just a cookie-cutter pop boyband of the '60s, not too dissimilar to modern day boyband equivalents like One Direction, 5 Seconds of Summer, The Wanted, etc, etc. I suppose they get a little point in their favour for actually being able to play their instruments (something modern day boybands really struggle with), but the music they made with those instruments is really nothing special at all. Just generic, bland, pop-of-the-day music. There were thousands of other bands just like them in the '60s, churning out the exact same sort of cookie-cutter boring music as they were, sung in the same sort of vocal styling/rhythm. There was nothing special, unique or different about them at all. The only reason, I think, that they became so famous is because one of those samey bands had to fill the role of "most famous out of the lot", and they were randomly selected by the teenagers of the day just because someone had to be selected to be the most famous boyband.

If they weren't the ones who were chosen out of the thousands of other identical bands of the day to fill that role, it would have just been another one of those samey bands picked to be the "icons of the teenage '60s".

Personally, had I been around at that time of history, I would have plumbed for Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich to be the best pop band of the '60s, because they had way greater better pop songs that actually sounded somewhat unique and different from everyone else around at the time, and they had many more chart-topping hits in the '60s than those Liverpudlians ever had o_o


As for the individuals of the group, well, John Lennon was a dirtbag, hypocrite, cunt of a man with a really whiny nasally singing voice, but at least he was able to write a couple good songs post-Beatles. Paul McCartney, fair play to him, comes across like a guy who deep down is aware of just how lucky he is/was to have the successful career he did and just seems like he has a lot of fun with music (as evidenced by his very silly obviously-in-on-the-joke songs - "Mull of Kintyre", "We All Stand Together", etc). George Harrison tried his best to distance himself from The Beatles (I guess he was aware of how bland and boring their sound really was), and branched out to embrace other more deeper and meaningful genres of music to varying degrees of success. And Ringo Starr is... Well, Ringo Starr is Ringo Starr, need I say any more about him than that? :P lol

So yes, in short, The Beatles were a totally average, nothing special at all, cookie-cutter pop boyband of the '60s, overrated to the nth degree by bandwagon-jumpers :P









2) There are some situations in life where it's totally fine for a man to hit a woman

Wow, from talking about to John Lennon, to talking about a man hitting a woman, who'd have ever thought? :P hahaha

No but seriously, I don't for one second advocate or condone men beating women. Womenbeaters have a very special place for them to rot in hell, and if I had it my way, disgusting womenbeaters would be brutally and slowly sent to hell by being tortured to death in the most horrific and agonising of ways a warped mind like mine can think of :) (and the same goes for vile women who thinks it's fine for them to beat their partners)

Of course, it would be lovely if we could live in a world where people never use violence against other people (men on men, men on women, women on men, and women on women). But sadly, we don't live in that non-violent world. And I've always firmly believed in a, "If someone hits you, you hit them back", mentality towards physical violence.

So with that said, if a woman punched a man, that man is well within his right to punch her back. Just like if a man punches a woman, that woman is well within her right to punch him back. Basically, what I'm saying is, regardless of whoever you are, if someone hits you, you have every right to defend yourself in whatever physical way is necessary to defend/protect yourself and end the threat, including hitting them back.

If I went up to a random guy on the street and suddenly thwacked him on the nose with my fist, I would have no right to complain if he then punched me back. He would be totally justified in punching me, because I was the aggressor who suddenly attacked him and forced him into a defensive position. I'd have been the one in the wrong for having started the assault in the first place. Vice versa, if I was suddenly punched by a guy while out on the street, I would be totally justified in punching him back, because he was the aggressor who suddenly forced me into a defensive position. He'd be the one in the wrong for having started the assault in the first place.

That's why whenever I see women who randomly start attacking guys when they're drunk or for whatever reason they decide to just start a physical assault on a guy, I never think less of the guy if he fights back and knocks her flat on her arse. You get what you deserve in life. No matter the situation, if you punch someone, they have every right to punch you back.

Regardless of whether you're a man or a woman (or something else) reading this, just please don't ever hit someone unless it's to defend yourself from them. If everybody in the world could agree to never be the first to use violence on others, this world would quickly become a much better more peaceful place :)










3) The Far-Left is way more dangerous, deranged, deadly, evil and stubborn, than the Far-Right

Please don't take this statement to think I support far-right ideals - I don't. Far-right wingers in the world are really stupid idiots who are fundamentally wrong on a LOT of sociopolitical issues, and usually are pretty nasty hateful people.

With that said, far-left wingers are WAAAAYYY worst than those idiots! lol

Seriously, at least far-right wingers have the excuse of being mind-numbingly ignorant to excuse themselves for their hateful beliefs, what is the far-left wing's excuse for their dangerous mentally-disturbing toxic beliefs? O_o

Its a lot easier and simpler to talk to and educate the dumb apes who are far-right minded and turn them back into something resembling a thoughtful considerate human being, than it is to educate the deranged mental cuckoo-headed evil far-left wingers of the world.

If the far-left were to take full control of the world, everybody in it would quickly find themselves under a huge heavy jackboot, and being censored beyond all belief. All freedoms, rights and privileges you enjoy right now as a human being would be swept away like sand in the wind, as you're forced against your will to subscribe to their deranged mentality and live the way they tell you to live. Failure to comply will result in a punishment far worse than anything the likes of the Nazis or whatever disgusting far-right fascist regime ever did to punish those they deemed less than them.

And this isn't some fanciful, fear-mongering, baseless accusation of mine. You can quickly find real world proof of these claims simply by looking towards countries with far-left regimes in place, like for example; China, North Korea, The Soviet Union during its whole existence and the countries it had engulfed under its iron curtain, Cambodia (1976 - 1979), Cuba, Venezuela, Ecuador, the list goes on.

That's not to say life for people who had lived under far-right fascist regimes was a cakewalk. It wasn't. But if you compare all the deaths/genocides directly caused by every far-right regime who ever had power, with all the deaths/genocides directly caused by far-left regimes in power, you'd find that the number of people directly killed because of the far-left regime is astronomically higher than that of the far-right.









4) Metal Gear is just a big ol' series of terribly-made games

Onto a more lighter, controversial opinion of mine from those last entries :P

But yeah, every game in the Metal Gear series are really bad videogames. The only reason anyone enjoys them/finds enjoyment in them, is because they are just so OTT stupid, with ultra-campy writing that they become "so bad it's good" kind of games. Hideo Kojima is not some video-gaming Jesus Christ. He just farts out utter campy stupidness in his games, and the only reason he's highly-regarded by gamers is because he's a real stickler for the details in his absurd videogames. He does put a lot of detail in his games (to an absurd, obsessive fault), but let's be honest with ourselves here, all of that intricate detail counts for nothing if it all adds up to a simple collage picture of a turd :)

Now I'm not saying I didn't have some fun back in the day playing Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty, and Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater. But it wasn't because they were "good" games. They really aren't good games at all. In fact, they are outright crap. The gameplay in them is pretty shit and very basic, with a very clunky interface and nonsensical button-mapping. But they were so stupid, with a ton of silly committed obsessive detail thrown in them that it couldn't help but to bring a stupid grin to my face when I embraced the stupidness of it all and laughed along with the entire joke of it all. They just give you funny silly stuff to enjoy, and enjoy them I did :)

Every other game in the series since then, though, have just gotten worse and worse with each new entry.

Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain, is one of the most mind-numbing games I've ever played. By god, is it BORING.

The only entertainment I ever got from it, was the opening scene/sequence where you're laying in the hospital bed, with the doctor and the nurse telling you about the plane crash you had and that you've been in a coma for X-amount of time, and how they deliver the news to you in the worst possible way they could that you had to have your arm amputated. And that was all just because of the extremely OTT, campy, super-melodramatic, highly-charged, nonsensical, wooden, scene-chewing acting. It's like the most silliest, scene-chewingest, Am-Dram play with everyone playing a version of William Shatner. It is the most funniest, hilarious scene/sequence in any video game, ever! And I highly recommend anyone to watch that whole scene/sequence as a cure for depression, it's THAT fucking funny :D


But after that opening scene ends and the game starts proper, it just takes a massive downhill turn. The acting/writing remains stupid, but not "HA HA HA! xD" stupid, just "Gee, that's depressing :/" stupid.

It's SO BORING! There's no reason to carry on playing the game beyond that first scene. The core gameplay loop of it has the staying power of a 13 year old virgin getting a hand-job off of Becky with the big tits behind the school sheds. It doesn't last at all...

There's nothing fun in the game. I've been told (and shown) of the funny elements found in it, like air-lifting sheep via a skyhook (which is admittedly very funny to watch on Youtube), but you have to progress a number of hours into the game to get to unlocking that ability. A single minute in the boring game drags on for what feels like eternity, so there's no way in hell I was ever going to make it that far into the boring game just for that little humorous payoff.

And that's to say nothing of the terrible interface and button-layout the game uses for its control scheme. My god, it is a total fucking mess!

Say what you want about the Japs (they are a wonderful people, with an awesome culture I'd love to learn more about and visit someday), but THEY CAN NOT PROPERLY BUTTON-MAP A VIDEOGAME TO SAVE THEIR LIVES!!! x_x

Ugh, it's just a hot garbage fire of a game, that doesn't deserve any of the praise it gets from bandwagon-jumping "gamers", who wouldn't know a good fun game if it jumped up and sucked their cock/clit to a mindshattering orgasm.

"Fans" of the Metal Gear series cry that the series turned to shit when Hideo Kojima left, and Konami shat out that godawful Metal Gear Survive in his absence. But what they fail to realise is that Metal Gear has always been utter shit from the start :P it's just that it used to be "so bad it's good" shit.

The last few games in the series has only been "So shit, it's shit", but it seems fanboyism goes a looong way in painting pretty pictures on the wall with lumps of turds... >_>






Thank you for reading! :)

Please, do tell me what you thought of these opinions, and feel free to share some of your own, in the comments below :)
Published by ms_cream_puff
5 years ago
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666Rhino
666Rhino 4 years ago
1) Agreed.  2) Agreed - never done it but come awfully close.   3) Agreed - Obviously.   4) I Actually don't know what you're talking about so I can't contribute
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ms_cream_puff
ms_cream_puff Publisher 5 years ago
The Beatles did what they had to do to make the most money/gain the most notoriety (aka fame) they could. They were perfectly willing to let their PR machine drum up whatever noise they wanted about them without compliant in order to put them so firmly into the public consciousness. And to be honest, I don't have any problem with them having done that. Hell, they'd have been utterly stupid to not have done that :P I actually praise them for being so open and willing to let their PR machine do whatever it took to make them such public figures, in order to achieve the money and fame they did. It was clever of them, and I always admire cleverness, even when I don't personally agree with the results of that cleverness lol It's just, when everyone is shouting from the rooftops, "OMG THE BEATLES ARE THE BEST BAND EVER! THEIY MADE THE BEST MUSIC IN THE WORLD!", I'm just like, "No. No, not at all o_o no, they are far, *far* from being the best in anything related to music o_o ...They had the best ever PR machine behind them and exploited their PR to the very best. But in terms of anything music related about them, they aren't anything special at all." Football used to be the most emotional sport in the world :P footballers used to give their life and soul to football, and in turn the fans would give anything for their clubs. But nowadays, all the footballers at pretty much ever club (besides at the amateur/semi-pro level) are just acting mercenaries who don't give a shit about whatever club they play for. They only care about their large paycheck at the end of every week, and how they and their agents can add extra zeroes onto the end of it, and nothing more. They don't care if they play good or bad in a game. They don't care about the results of a match, only if they looked good in it or not. There's no real emotion in football anymore, as even the majority of fans/supporters of clubs are beginning to grow apathetic of the whole greed-driven industry. At the rate the sport is going and the whole direction it's heading in, I wouldn't be surprised if, in a couple hundred or so years, football becomes a dead sport watched by only a few, which would be a real shame as I love the sport when it's played well by people who still really care about it :P
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ms_cream_puff
ms_cream_puff Publisher 5 years ago
to spuzz : 1: That's my reasoning for why they were as big as they were. You got to give credit to their manager and producer for being early pioneers of the PR machine that pop record companies to this day use to get their signings "over"*.  *As over as far as celeb-worshippers and shallow tween consumers are concerned anyway :P Their music doesn't actually offend me (it'd need to be REALLY BAD for a song to offend me lol). But I am offended whenever I find myself forced to listen to one of their generic, run-of-the-mill, 60's teen pop songs by someone who's declaring things like, "Oh my god, just listen to this masterpiece of song-writing!!! What geniuses!! *mind blows* @_@" and I'm just like, "Seriously? Kill me now, please. End my suffering -_-" lol 2: Fair enough, I should have made that point more clear. It does go without saying, of course, that if a woman hits a man, it's morally OK for that man to hit her back -- however, if he decides to get a metal baseball bat and starts repeatedly practising his homerun swing on her face, he kind of starts to lose any justification he had for hitting her back lol Anyway, like I said, it'd be much better if no one (man, woman or otherwise) started physically assaulting other people in the first place to warrant another to defend themselves. But this world is what it is... 3: Honestly, I purposefully picked extreme examples of far right/far left real world ideologies to make my points of comparison between the two :P But in regular everyday life, and the personal interactions I've had with both sides, it's always been the case that those with a far-right mind tend to be more susceptible to accepting reason when it's put forth to them. They tend to be more capable of realising the follies in their hateful beliefs when presented with evidence that contradicts those beliefs they have. They may be dumb apes at first, but at least they're capable of growing their small minds when presented with undeniable logic and reasoning. The far-left minded, however, seem mentally incapable of actually realising/processing the follies in their own brand of destructive beliefs and ideology. They take their stubbornness to the point of rabid extremism, and regardless of how much they're presented with overwhelming logic and reasoning and undeniable evidence to the contrary of their beliefs, they flat-out refuse to even acknowledge it let alone accept any of it. And in my book, any person who abandons all forms of logic and reasoning entirely, make for a very dangerous individual indeed, with a capability of inflicting horrendous pain and suffering onto others either deliberately, or indirectly through their own selfish actions without any care or thought for the trail of pain and suffering they blaze... 4: That was a pretty niche contrary opinion to make, I know :P lol still, games are universal, as everyone enjoys playing games ;)
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spuzz 5 years ago
Some thoughts, not answers 1. The Beatles undeniable success was also in (large) part due to their manager, Brian Epstein and their producer, George Martin who were both exceptional. They rode the wave of the Zeitgeist of the time which happens to be a Zeitgeist that has had an enduring appeal. Their music was largely simplistic with little depth and complexity but they also had a large catalogue of crowd-pleasing 'pop'. I don't listen to them at all but, like everyone, I do hear them regularly. They neither offend nor inspire me so can't be the best band ever in my eyes, so yes they are overrated. 2. Agree in large part but think an important point is missing from your argument, that of proportionality. If a woman hits a man it does not give hum carte blanche to then beat her to a pulp. I know that you do not suggest that he has that right but the point should be made clear. 3. Depends on definitions to a degree - the regimes that you describe are totalitarian, be they 'left' or 'right', remember that Hitler's party was the National Socialists. The number of people who died under competing ideologies is skewed by the number of regimes and the populations of the countries they oppressed. 4. No idea what you're talking about. I'm old and prefer to play other sorts of games ;)
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ms_cream_puff
ms_cream_puff Publisher 5 years ago
to toffeeman1705 : Putting a formal or like an official rating onto something, I agree is virtually pointless, as every single person in the world will (and does) have their own unique rating upon it :)
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toffeeman1705 5 years ago
to ms_cream_puff : To me "rate" means attach some score against some sort of recognisable fixed criteria.  As you've said, music appreciation is very personal (possibly second only to comedy), so any sort of formal rating is going to be virtually pointless, in my mind.
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ms_cream_puff
ms_cream_puff Publisher 5 years ago
to toffeeman1705 : Yeah I remember you saying you voted for Remain, and like I said I fully respect anyone who voted for Remain and I respect their reasons for voting that way (regardless of whether I personally agree or disagree with their reasons). The only people I don't have any respect for is those who refuse to accept the result of the vote and have done everything in their power to destroy democracy by denying the result and trying to stop the result of the vote from being fully recognised. I respect people who voted for Remain and disagrees with Brexit and says whatever negative things they want to say about Brexit, they can complain about Brexit and badmouth it until the cows come home if they so wish to. That's their democratic freedom to bemoan/criticise it as much as they want, and I respect them and would defend to the death their right to complain about it :) But I do not respect anyone who wants to stab democracy in the back by stopping Brexit fully in spite of Leave winning the democratic vote from the majority of voters. If the result had gone the other way and Remain had won the majority vote, I wouldn't have personally been happy about the result - in fact I would have cursed the result and called it every foul name under the sun :P lol but I wouldn't have stopped the result from being fully recognised, and I damn sure wouldn't have insulted the people who voted for Remain. As much as I would have grumbled bitterly about staying stuck in the EU, I would have had no choice but to accept the result of the vote. To not accept/recognise the result of the vote, is to spit in the face of democracy and everyone (both Leavers and Remainers) who voted on it. With that said, anyone who says that the voters didn't understand what they were voting on, aren't just insulting those who voted for Leave, they are also insulting the people who voted for Remain too. They are foul insulting undemocratic self-serving cretins who sorely need to take lessons in democracy and the democratic process, and some lessons on good sportsmanship wouldn't go amiss for them either so they can also learn how to take losing a result on the chin :c
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ms_cream_puff
ms_cream_puff Publisher 5 years ago
to toffeeman1705 : Well I can see how me insulting The Beatles can be irritating for the people who like them :P but it really isn't my want or desire to irritate or insult the people who like them. And as we've both already stated, everyone is free to like/dislike them as they please. It's just that any person(s) or entities who willingly puts themselves into the public eye in order to sell something about themselves (or the things they create, such as their artforms, their talents, or demonstrations of their craft) to members of the public for monetary and/or notoriety gain, are then subject to comments/judgements from the public about themselves and what they are selling to the public, regardless of whether it's positive or negative comments/judgements, and have no real basis for cheering/complaining about the comments/judgements they receive from the public.
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ms_cream_puff
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to toffeeman1705 : I think music, just like any other "thing" in the world really, can be rated by the people who engage in it, and it's not a futile exercise for a person to rate those things. Even if a person's engagement with music is just simply listening to it. Everyone's a critic :P lol and everyone is free to judge and rate the things they engage in for themselves to come to their own conclusions on it. But anyway, it is a personal thing to rate and critique things you engage with. Professional critics, to me, are little more than advisers and guiders so I don't put a huge amount of stock in other people's judgements of things. It's just when it's a sea of voices all screaming the same thing and drowning out the other voices that goes against the general tide, I feel like it's worth putting a boulder down for people to grab onto and not just get swept up along with the raging current, to find themselves a bit of respite in order to take a moment to reflect on and consider the sea around them before diving back in and swimming towards the direction that they want to swim in. ...If that metaphor makes any damn sense at all :P lol
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ms_cream_puff
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to n28 : If you had asked me back when I was 16 years old, I would have agreed I'm very left-learning in my political views. However, I look back at that age and realise that that was just my dumb teenage idealism living in a fantasy land :P lol Having lived in the real world for some time now and seeing/experiencing firsthand what the real world is really like and how it all operates, I consider myself something like a "centre realist". By this, I mean I can see both the rights and the wrongs of both sides of the political wings and the affect they have on people. If I had the power to do it, I'd like to take the best of both worlds, chuck away the worst of them, and give the concentrated result of it to the people to relish in and enjoy :P Also, Britain (for all its pros and cons), does indeed have that strong economy in place, and it does indeed provide something along those lines of the socialistic services I spoke of. It's just that the Tories have been slowly letting them crumble away for all the time they've been in power just to squeeze some more extra pennies out of people's pockets, and Labour as it is right now under Comrade Corbyn and his Merryband of Far-Left Wing Nutters, would completely destroy the economy implementing their unsustainable communistic approach to those socialistic services, and would turn Britain's economy into something resembling that of the garbage fire that is Venezuela's economy. And then all the pound notes you have in your wallet when that happens would only be useful for wiping your arse with, as that would be a much cheaper alternative to toilet paper lol
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ms_cream_puff
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to n28 : You're giving "feminists" too much credit :P lol Women should be ambassadors for women, just as men should be ambassadors for men. The real feminists of the world (those that aren't delusional man-hating nutcases) want men to have their say on how men should be treated equally alongside women, just as much as they want women to have their say on how women should be treated equally alongside men. Speak to any ordinary women out in the world, and they'll tell you they just want men and women to have equal rights and equal protections and equally subjected to the same laws as each other. It's only the insane, delusional, nuttier-than-squirrel-shit mouth-foaming screeching "fEmInIsTs" who scream "misogyny" anytime they don't get one of their unwanted unfair illogical impractical biased demands pushed through. And every sane person in the world (men and women) quite rightly ignores those shit-throwers and confine them to their shitty corner of the internet :P
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toffeeman1705 5 years ago
3.  Yes you did vote leave.  I remember.  I may have mentioned this before but I wanted to leave but voted for remain, for exactly the reasons that we can see in front of us now. If I didn't mention that at the time (or it's slipped your mind) you'll just have to take my word for it.  It's not the remainers that are being insulted, it's the leavers.  "We" didn't understand, we've been conned, we were lied to.  As if "we" couldn't make up our own minds.  And it seems that we agree.
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toffeeman1705 5 years ago
2. I can see that being told that the Beatles were the best band ever would be irritating, but being told that they were talentless and merely lucky is equally irritating (and there is a school of thought, if you look hard enough that agrees with you).
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toffeeman1705 5 years ago
1. The Beatles.  This is my last word on it.  I've always been very annoyed by any claim that any band is "over rated".  Rating music is a futile pastime.  I like the Beatles, more than I like Herman's Hermits, and less than I like The Band.  As you say "A person's music taste is as unique to them as their DNA is. We can't help liking what we like, and we can't help disliking what we dislike."
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ms_cream_puff
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to toffeeman1705 : 1. At least, if you should be so interested in hearing it (though I'm guessing you don't want to hear it?), I'd be able to provide my reasons for why I'd personally rank Herman's Hermits higher than The Beatles and elaborate further on why I enjoy them more (just like I've been able to fully elaborate on why I totally disagree with The Beatles ranking as the "best band of the '60s").  Which, without intending to sound petty/bitchy towards you/others, is way more than what you or anyone else who's disagreed with me as been able to do beyond simply telling me that The Beatles are the best band of the '60s because they're "the best band of the '60s" :) 2. I disagree, though I do apologise if anyone who likes The Beatles thinks/feels I'm personally insulting them for their like of them. I'm not in any way meaning to insult people who like them and I wouldn't want to insult people for liking them. I am insulting (to varying degrees) The Beatles, sure, in fact I'm outright calling them untalented yet very lucky twats :P lol but I'm not insulting you or anyone for liking of them and I'm not calling anyone a bad name for liking them. People will like what they like, and music is one of the most personal things in the world. A person's music taste is as unique to them as their DNA is. We can't help liking what we like, and we can't help disliking what we dislike. I wouldn't want to take away yours or other people's enjoyment of The Beatles. It's just when you spend your whole life not liking something and yet the majority of the world is constantly rubbing that very thing you dislike in your face and calling you wrong for not liking it without being able to actually tell or show you why "you're wrong", it gets to a point where you just want to stand up and scream to the world, "I DON'T LIKE IT!!". It's like having a religious belief forced upon you but you're independently-thoughtful enough to resist blindly accepting it, and you ask those who force it upon you, "why should I believe this?", and all they can answer with is, "because you have to believe it. Now shut up and believe it!" Also a side-note but related to what we're talking about: I voted for Brexit, that doesn't mean I disrespect or think less of those who voted Remain. That was their democratic freedom of choice to vote Remain, and I respect them for voting for what they believe in (even if I disagree with the very thing they voted for). I have zero respect though for Remoaners (those who have forcefully done everything in their power to undemocratically try to stop and/or hinder Brexit) and I have zero respect for anyone (whether they themselves voted in the referendum or not) who insults those who voted for Brexit. They can insult Brexit all they like and call it every name under the sun if they wish, but when they insult the very people who voted for Brexit for voting for it, that just makes them a petty bitter shallow-minded dickhead cuntface :)
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ms_cream_puff
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to NiceBoner : I'm glad you disagree with me, if it's one thing I can't stand in opinionated discussions, it's when people agree with someone just for agreeing sakes :P lol You enjoy MGS5, fair enough, enjoy it. I wouldn't want to take away from yours or anyone else's enjoyment of it. I just simply stated/elaborated on the reasons why I don't enjoy it, nothing more nothing less. A bid you adieu, good sir :)
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n28 5 years ago
to ms_cream_puff : Socialism operates within the capitalist system. Communism is what you are referring to at the beginning of your post. What you describe later, is closer to socialism. This island is the 5th biggest economy in the world. There is plenty to go around right now to provide the services you speak of. The examples you give at the end would actually be in line with my views too, I hold traditional ‘right-wing’ views on these issues too, but generally you seem like you are also a left of centre person in general termdz
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n28 5 years ago
to ms_cream_puff : Men no longer have a say on this. Women set the terms, or more accurately, feminists set the terms. Only they get to decide when to apply ‘equality’ and then scream ‘misogynist’ should a man not conform to their every whim.
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ms_cream_puff
ms_cream_puff Publisher 5 years ago
to n28 : In my opinion, a strong economy is the fundamental building block to a successful society. You need money (or more accurately, valued goods to trade with others) in order to live as a modern human in this capitalistic world we live in. Socialistic states and other left-wing governments tend to fall very short on that front, even the most well-intentioned and "honourable" left-wing governments are unable to properly provide for their people because of their anti-capitalist stances they take on governing, which ultimately weakens their economy and leaves them vulnerable to being manipulated and/or used by other stronger foreign powers (like the EU, for example). Of course, capitalism has its cons as well, it's not all fun and games being run by a capitalistic state, but it's the way of the world we live in where it's set-up to be run on money (trade), so you've got to engage in it whether you want to or not. My point being, if I was an all-powerful dictator/queen/ruler/whatever of my own country, my very first priority in my first day of power would be to work nonstop to make my country's economy be as strong as it possibly can be. Once I have that really strong economy booming, that's when I'd start providing very "socialistic" things for my people, such as free healthcare, free education (from nursery schooling right up to university), a fair and just properly-run benefits system (for those that actually need financial help to get their lives up and running, and to provide for people with severe mental/physical handicaps that prevents them from living a normal live in order to give their lives dignity and a degree of personal independence), putting in place workplace laws and protections for working people so they can't be abused by employers and giving all workers on the lowest rung of the job market an actual living wage that they can live on, putting in place fair housing laws to protect people on renting houses so they can't be abused by greedy unethical landlords, pensions, etc, etc. But all of that can't be achieved if the economy is broken, you need a very strong economy as a foundation in order to make that a viable society. That all may make me sound like a socialist, but I would also have a lot of "right-wing" rulings too. Such as my strong approach to crime, (those found guilty of unlawful murder, or sexual assault) will be automatically sentenced to death after serving ten years of very hard labour, and serious crimes will be met with serious punishments - prisons will no longer be a holiday camp for career criminals), and immigration (skilled immigrants would be welcomed so as long as they are needed and the employers hiring them aren't undercutting the native population by paying them less than what a native person would receive for doing the same job. And they would only be able to receive things from the state like free healthcare/benefits after a minimum of 10 years working in the country
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ms_cream_puff
ms_cream_puff Publisher 5 years ago
to n28 : And not just when men choose equality, either :P Equality, by its very definition, is a level playing-field for all peoples :)
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ms_cream_puff
ms_cream_puff Publisher 5 years ago
to n28 : Credit where credit is due, they (or more specifically, their record company/PR machine) were one of the early innovators in manipulating all the factors outside of music to sell records, such as drumming up media frenzies surrounding them and getting themselves a ton of attention into the public's mind. If they had to rely just on their musical ability alone to spread the word of themselves, they would have been little more than a pub band working the nightclubs of Liverpool until the Merseybeat fad died out...
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toffeeman1705 5 years ago
to ms_cream_puff : Well I think I'll follow NiceBoner's view and "disagree with virtually every point you're making", but just a couple of points: 1. "Herman's Hermits"?  Really?  I really am wasting my time using logic to debate that one. 2. "just a tiny drop in a vast ocean" that "hoodwink(ed) the world"?  I think this is slightly insulting.  Like asserting that anyone that voted for Brexit is merely stupid. 
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NiceBoner
NiceBoner 5 years ago
to ms_cream_puff : Impressive essay. I disagree with virtually every point you're making, but it's pointless to elaborate, since it won't change anything. Instead, as I said before, I rest my case and eject myself from this exchange of opinions by wishing you a pleasant rest of the day.
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ms_cream_puff
ms_cream_puff Publisher 5 years ago
to NiceBoner : Like I said, the earlier games (specifically those on the PS1 and PS2) were entertaining because the stories in them were so OTT and campy-stupid, it made them "so bad, they're good". And the gameplay in them was janky but because of the silly entertaining bells and whistles they threw on top of it all (such as the character animations, the always hilarious exclamation points above enemies heads and shock on their faces when they spot you, the interactive COMMS system for talking to/exchanging hilarious back-and-forth dialogue with your handlers during levels, etc), it all makes for a very entertaining (if somewhat shallow and non-serious) gaming experience. I think the series main downfall is that instead of embracing the absurdity of it all, and fully embracing the sheer lunacy of Hideo Kojima's child-like imagination and going all out with it, they instead tried to sell the games as these big important super-serious game-changing AAA genre-defining experiences, when that is clearly NOT what Metal Gear's major selling point ever was :c So it all comes across like this big ol' mess of silly-serious ideas with major delusions of grandeur to their seriousness and regurgitated silliness. Before MGS5 was released, Konami was telling everybody, "This game is SUPER IMPORTANT, you guys! O_O You HAVE to play it, for it will change your very life! O_O I am SUPER-SERIOUS right now...", and then everyone else started repeating those same lines, and all bought into the hype-machine of it all as this amazing game-changer of a gaming experience. Lo and behold, the game was released... And it's just a big ol' mess! It's still a really silly game as every other entry in the Metal Gear series, but it lacks the FUN of the silliness from before. It's just a very boring lacklustre kind of silly. It's the gaming equivalent of someone at a party putting their hand to their armpit and making fart noises with it, yet they are claiming that their armpit-farting is the most amazing life-changing experience for all the other people at the party to bear witness to :/ It's very hard to care about someone whose entire showmanship act of entertainment is just non-stop repetitive monotonous armpit-farting lol :P
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n28 5 years ago
4. I only ever played the very first metal gear. Was about that time where alcohol and women took over my brain and unfortunately my gaming career ended.
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n28 5 years ago
3. This is a tricky one. The left is much more principled. There is nothing wrong with Marxism as a theory, putting it into practice is another matter. Socialism I completely agree with, Communism less so. Some people don’t distinguish between the 2, I do. I would much rather a government that was left of centre than right on most issues. Though my views on single issue topics like immigration would probably be considered right-wing. But generally speaking, left is better than right, generally speaking of course.
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n28 5 years ago
2. Agree. Equality is equality, not just when women choose equality.
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n28 5 years ago
1. Won’t hear a word against The Beatles. They were so far ahead of their time it’s not even funny.
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ms_cream_puff
ms_cream_puff Publisher 5 years ago
to toffeeman1705 : When I think of the best of '60s music, I think of acts like (in no particular order); The Rolling Stones, Creedance Clearwater Revival, Roy Orbison, Bee Gees, The Everly Brothers, The Temptations, Status Quo, The Supremes, Johnny Cash, Janis Joplin, The Four Tops, Sam Cooke, The Shirelles, The Animals, The Drifters, Sonny & Cher, Them, Gladys Night (& The Pips), Dave Dee Dozy Beaky Mick & Tich, Canned Heat, The Who, The Miracles, the list goes on and on and on! :D If we narrow it down though and only just talk about Beat acts (which became the standard "pop" of the 60's in terms of pop bands). Then the acts that were much better than The Beatles in that specific genre of pop music are the likes of;  Manfred Mann, Herman's Hermits, The Tremeloes, Gerry and The Pacemakers, The Kinks, The Hollies, The Dave Clark Five, and a whole bunch more. My point is, The Beatles were in reality just a tiny drop in a vast ocean, and the only thing that separated them from the thousands of other much better bands is that they had an amazing PR machine behind them who somehow managed to hoodwink the world into thinking that they were the best of all time. To borrow and paraphrase a line from one of their most greatest orchestrated "controversies" that helped made them such a household name (especially in America), their PR machine fooled the world into thinking that they really were bigger than Jesus! :P lol
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ms_cream_puff
ms_cream_puff Publisher 5 years ago
to n28 : <_< ... *brain splatters against the walls in a fiery explosion* ... >_>
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