30-Day Song Challenge: Day 12 – A song from a band you hate

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I can think of bands I don't like that much but I honestly cannot think of a band that I hate. Why waste effort on actively hating a band when you can just ignore them, change the station when you hear their song on the radio, or change the channel when you see their music video on TV? But, seriously, I can't think of a band I hate. That's it. No song post for today. Bye!

Negativity

Yesterday, while I was browsing my Twitter feed of non-acquaintances I followed I saw this tweet by Cecile van Straten:

I followed the link and was led to this Facebook group page. The group is named "The Japan tsunami was payback for Pearl Harbor" and in the description of the group it says:

Sorry Japan... karma is a bitch! Don't dish it out if you can't take it!

All I can say is just...wow. I can't even imagine how the person who started this group thinks. The first reaction I had from seeing this Facebook group was a bunch of insults, expletives, and WTFs all mashed together inside my head. I suggest you read the wall posts and comments on the group page, it's pretty interesting. I actually like reading comments of other people more than the article, post, or entry itself. It's a plus if the author replies to comments because it shows more of how the author thinks.

Seriously, all the negativity is just so unecessary. I'd rather not ramble any further on why I disagree with the whole concept of the page, because I can't argue reasonably right now (insults, expletives, and WTFs are still all mashed up in my mind). If you agree with the author of the group, fine, you guys are entitled to your own opinion, but I really think it's a horrible thing to say, especially at a time like this.

If you guys, like me, disagree with the sentiment of the group you might want to report the group to Facebook. Scroll to the bottom of the group's Facebook page and look for the link "Report Group" and choose "Contains hate speech or attacks an individual".