Is there anyone else out there who hates internet people?

[if i had one more day]

These people bother me so much. First of all, they all like to think that they're so much smarter than everyone else. The get into debates on Youtube comments, facebook, instagram and all other social media. Then they are all atheists (or allot it seems), and I don't have a problem with people being atheist, if you are, then that's good for you. But when I can no longer go on facebook or youtube without being told how much of an idiot I am for being religious or how I don't think rationally or how I am a blind brainwashed sheep of society, it gets really annoying. I was an atheist once, and it wasn't for me, but I don't go saying that they are all stupid or anything mean. Then the people of Tumblr, words can not describe how much I hate these people. They all think they are so funny and hipster because the spend all day on tumblr and they know the funniest stuff and their so not mainstream and they are society's "innovators". Then there are the gamers. Once again, being a gamer is fine with me, but when 99% of your life revolves around you being a gamer and the only thing I hear from you is games and superheroes, it really gets old. Then there are the hipsters. They think that they are so smart and so intelligent and such great people and then they sit around and make fun of people who aren't exactly like them. They also sit around and make fun of people like me for the music we like and the clothes we wear and call us "sheep of popular culture". Is there anyone else out there that shares my viewpoint.

[Mike Jones]

Hate, ahhhhh so much hate. These people are always going to be around, just learn to tolerate it and don't let it change you.

I can feel you though...there are way too many people who don't let it go unknown that they're an atheist and flaunt it around then continue by describing their genius and your stupidity just because of differing beliefs. These particular people should learn to lower their ego and hopefully realize that there's more to knowledge than ones spiritual standpoint.

Then yes, the hipsters, wearing the traditional hipster staple style of clothing and claiming how creative and outside the box they are. Most who identify *themselves* with this clique also happen to be sheep themselves by all collectively wearing the same kind of clothing and choosing to selectively dislike anything that is or used to be mainstream. In the end they're just another stereotypical group being a bunch of the same. My advice to these people is to stop focusing so much on the popularity and more on what their opinion is on the *actual* quality of the material. Numbers of listeners shouldn't ever be relevant to the quality of the actual music but for some it does.

I didn't mean to make this answer so long but I always find myself wanting to say this to these individuals and other things to other groups I disagree with but I try not to let all of it consume me. In the end it really gets nowhere.

[Charlie Tuna]

Sounds like you haven't found your true identity and it bothers you that you don't fit well with the groups you are ranting about.

Don't despair, eventually you'll find your twin soul.