Your most controversial view?

Fat people aren't beautiful and I get so enraged for some reason when fat people claim they are. It's total bs and I think fat people should focus on getting healthier and fitter instead of accepting the way they are which will ultimately help everyone. The worst part is that they cost the NHS so much for a problem they spent years years creating. Sorry.

I need space in the bus too. I feel like I am being crushed whenever a fat person sits next to me in the bus.

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Hahaha thanks for doing it like this, makes it much easier!!!
Tbh as these are 'just' views I didn't look very hard into the numbers of actual jobs to number of people seeking work (maybe I should of, before posting on a forum such as this!). If people are genuinely out of work and have exhausted all avenues and there are no job opportunities at all, then yes maybe my view is too hard on those people, but I still think there has to be some kind of limit, we do not have a limitless amount of money to give and people spending a life time in benefits is totally wrong!
As for my view on school attendance and benefits, I will not change my mind. Their parents should make sure they attend school and in this regard I will punish the adult for their childhood self.
I think on the children issue, we both agree children should be brought up in stable homes with parents who have the ability to raise them. We just don't agree on how that can be achieved!
When I first posted my views, I honestly didn't expect to get any feedback! Hahaha

Hey, have you heard of this thing called "pointing out how stupid someone sounds"? Oh yeah, maybe they don't have that in the 1400s. Carry on.

Who decides what is 'Micky mouse'? I'm going into Scandinavian Studies, is that not worthy of study in your world of academic oppression?

No problem

I do completely understand where you are coming from, and I do think it's wrong for people to be on benefits their whole life if it's avoidable. But I think it really just comes down to, is it worth punishing the few in the wrong if it also punishes those who are not in the wrong?

Right we'll never agree on the school attendance thing then, I personally cannot comprehend why you hold that view but fair enough it's your view.

Aye, true also on the children part.

Ahaha this is TSR always expect criticism

I think my view on school and benefits has everything to do with how I was brought up and what my parents, my mother in particular, expected from me in regard to going to school. If I wasn't prepared to go to school/college then I was not to expect anything from them. As I did not perform well at college I was made to leave and get a job, and when I left one job and didn't have another job to go too (I was 23) she was going to take me to a crab factory where she knew there were vacancies, I got a job pretty quickly after that threat! Coz I knew she would just March me in there and totally embarrass me! Hahahaha

Its laughable because the term homophobia is used inconclusively towards any opinion that challenges homosexuality in a wider since of society.
It is also a grammaticality inferior word that is used to give gay people a liberal privilege and a platform of rightism.
In such matters you must be forced to accept or be branded whatever tripe the media comes up with.




Study whatever you wish to study.I am just opposed towards the businesses aspect of education whilst producing such courses to meet pass targets.Colleges and universities should not be funded to host betec level 2 diplomas in nail polishing.

I won't eat any sort of pig meat, not for any reason, I just detest it.

- Obesity should not be covered by disability benefits

"Challenging homosexuality"? Are you going to start "challenging" ginger hair as well? What about people being tall?

But we don't need everyone entering uni and coming out with a degree. And uni isn't for everyone.

In terms of personal views as you cannot teach tolerance.
Well I wouldn't challenge such genetical factors.

Its laughable because the term homophobia is used inconclusively towards any opinion that challenges homosexuality in a wider since of society.
It is also a grammaticality inferior word that is used to give gay people a liberal privilege and a platform of rightism.
In such matters you must be forced to accept or be branded whatever tripe the media comes up with.




Study whatever you wish to study.I am just opposed towards the businesses aspect of education whilst producing such courses to meet pass targets.Colleges and universities should not be funded to host betec level 2 diplomas in nail polishing.

Sexual orientation is genetic, so why would you challenge it and not other genetic factors?

''Love'' in the romantic sense is based on looks and sex and nothing else. E.g. if you date someone of the opposite gender and say, they look completely different overnight (specifically, turn into what you deem ugly) then truth is, you're gonna want to look for reasons to break up at some point down the line.