Would being a misanthropist count?
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Are you a 'misogynistic' troll?
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Mysoginistic Troll?
Nope, I just think that
Women should look after the kids.
A husband should love his wife and provide for his family.
People should keep their sexual preferences private.
Anyone who drops litter should be tazered for their first offence - in the face, and then shot if they reoffend.
Chewing gum should be banned.
The Government should be held accountable for all its deeds!
People should work for a living.
Children should be given an education, not just locked in an establishment and dictated at.
People should respect each other - apart from litter louts who should be tazered - in the face but I think I mentioned this.
Anyone who puts their feet on a seat while riding on public transport should be shot - in the face, then tazered.
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