Your Big Red Button

[Northern Sage]

or homophobic terms like jabroni...

Not as much for me... I guess because I am thick-skinned and don't really want to do anything but affirm it if it were thrown in my face.

[Ryusei the Morning Star]

Lets see though.

 

1) Muslims, well any religion in general, but Islam is cancerous enough to warrant removal while the other's are just illogical and minor annoyances for those with brains and pathetic crutches for those without.

2) Republicans - when a good portion of you party line is jerking off to a thousand year old book, you know you have problems. Hating on gays has no productivity, there is nothing to be gained out of it. Stopping immigration is stupid economically. Big Business isn't bad, infact monopolies are the ideal, but the lack of government involvement is a true cancer. Which is the biggest problem with republicans. Right Wing needs more government

3) Democrats - Politically correct spineless dimwits who bring shame to their nation mostly. Economic and political end goals are correct in the long run, dead off in the short run. They have no idea how to achieve what they want. 

4) Obama - Worse thing that happened to this country since Bush

5) Bush - Worse thing that happened to this country since the congress in the last decade

6) Congress in the last decade - worse thing that happened since P-Harbor

7) Stuck up sense of "morality" - your only loyalty is to your country and to the republic for which it stands. You have no f***ing interest in the doings of some dictator in the ME or SA or Asia other than trading with them if profitable. 

 

The proper way to do government is to allow the thriving of puppet monopolies and monosomy that drive the working public into specialization while the the government's main goal should be to remove irreparable dissenters and enforce the S&T Kinked Marginal Cost model on the firms to reduce DWL and maximize CS 

 

8) Politics - Cause 90% of you are sheep with no idea what's going on

[Night]

At least concede properly when you're losing an argument!

 

Probably this, I easily lose a lot of respect for people who simply deny that they're ever wrong. 

[LordCowCowCowCowCowCowCowCow]

I was suddenly reminded of another. Generalization.

 

Probably this, I easily lose a lot of respect for people who simply deny that they're ever wrong. 

I remember being mocked for apologizing for arguing and getting overly heated. Good times.

[Dova]

I get really angry if people refuse to hear what I'm saying. Possibly too angry.

[chaoticjexak]

something here reminds me of a few other bugbears..

1) people who hate on obama...because he has done some good things, and has attributed to the creation of arguably the best meme.

2) overly aggressive atheists. like, you dont know that all religions are false without a shadow of a doubt. some people need the hope that religion can give, and regarless of whether or not they are real- they still have some good messages.

[Flash Flyer - Sakura]

1. People on public transport (bus) who try to sit in a seat half the size of their bottom and/or spread their legs and encroach on my seat.

It happens quite a bit, and yeah there have been a few instances where someone decides to do the above, which irritates me.

 

It's mostly local men who do the second, and they tend to have an attitude even if you ask them politely to keep to their own seat space.

 

2. Politics.

I don't have a particular side, pretty much because both of them have their fair share of crap and all.

That, and they can't agree on certain issues if the shutdowns are anything to deal with.

 

I'll be honest; don't really care much for the GOP candidates.

 

3. Group projects.

I don't mind them, but it will piss me off if my team mates don't do their part of the work.

Most recently, I had to work in a group for an ICS project, but one of them decided to be a slacker and the other one, I don't know what the hell he was doing.

Landed up with only me and another member doing things, and we couldn't get it done properly.

 

(I was watching those two during labs, and I didn't see them doing anything productive.)

 

There are a few more things that piss me off, but those are the prevalent ones for the most part (or ones that I feel like talking about at this hour).

[chaoticjexak]

 

 

3. Group projects.

I don't mind them, but it will piss me off if my team mates don't do their part of the work.

Most recently, I had to work in a group for an ICS project, but one of them decided to be a slacker and the other one, I don't know what the hell he was doing.

Landed up with only me and another member doing things, and we couldn't get it done properly.

 

(I was watching those two during labs, and I didn't see them doing anything productive.)

 

There are a few more things that piss me off, but those are the prevalent ones for the most part (or ones that I feel like talking about at this hour).

I know that feeling. On my media course atm we did the multi-camera pre-production, and more than one person left thier tasks until the last minute.

[epicmemesbro]

I'm not usually provoked by much but stubborn ignorance really does set me off. No matter how many times I tell people something that is of benefit to them they keep doing it the wrong way. This may make me sound ignorant but I know they understand, they choose not to listen. An example would be using a printer. I tell people not to put stuff on top of the printer. They do it any way and then they come and tell me its not working. I go over to find that objects fell into the paper input because it fell from the top. I tell them that was the cause. Then it happens all over again. A dreadful loop.

[T. Sankara]

My big red button is YCM.

[Brinolovania]

My big red button is YCM.

This is actually the only real answer tbh

[Vivi_]

I can't say generalization is a button-pusher for me since I am sometimes one of the worst people I know when it comes to doing precisely that.  But it kinda is.  When people group an entire set of people together, I usually feel like they either have no idea what they're talking about (in which case, educate yourself) or just don't care (in which case, why are we discussing it?).  A common example in the present day world would be how everyone thinks all Muslims are terrorists, or in a semi-common case in the good ol' USA, when people lump every country in Asia into one big pile.

 

I guess another one would be when people say they'll do something, then constantly dance around the subject and never actually do it.  You said you'd do this; I'd appreciate it if you don't betray my probably-low expectations, or at least tell me you can't if you've tried and proven incapable of doing it.  Which...I'm also guilty of sometimes.  Sometimes.

[VampireofDarkness]

At much as it is ironic for the fact that I get payed technically to do such as what I make a living off of, I absolutely despise people who expect to completely ignore their role in such and lay it on me. It works me up so much typing this as I can already think of many examples that this has thrown me on. Too many times I have been thrown into it and it really upsets me to the point where I really will just abandon the person at times out of my own frustration. Probably rather terrible of me, but nonetheless they sometimes deserve it.

 

Second thing would be when someone completely betrays my trust and/or goes out of their way to cause trouble as a result of false information. This used to just be a sigh for me, but really after almost getting banned on here as a result of such I can't help but get infuriated by it now. Perhaps cause I never actually felt the full extent of it, but just getting it now if I ever again will just be the end of the line.

 

Probably the other thing that sets me off is when someone is granted great potential and abilities, but they never make use of them at all. It really just wrecks me inside at times cause I will try to release such and they just will hold themsleves back so much Perhaps it is not a trigger as much as it is a lack of understanding, but I feel frustration nonetheless.