Post unpopular opinions here

[Satem]

Coca Cola is better than Pepsi by far

What is more, Kofola is better than both of them

[Jana]

Communism and nazism/faschism are satanic ideologies.

[Karol Klačansky]

I cant stand Adele songs and I hate the way she sings

[Blondie]

What is more, Kofola is better than both of them

I don't like Kofola Terrible

[TheOldNorth]

What? No modern humans are close to Neanderthals in any way.

Well not that similar but most similar

[TheOldNorth]

Every politician has at some point done something that if publicly revealed would cause outrage towards that individual

[Satem]

I don't like Kofola Terrible

Well, then enjoy Coca cola and remeber - Christmas are coming

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lTev1oQntx0

[Marinus]

Irn-Bru is the superior carbonated beverage.

[Pansarkamrat]

Dna8 is smarter than you.

That is not an oppinion that is fact

[JamesBond007]

Dna8 is smarter than you.

I would not be so sure you are telling the truth here as the masses hate the truth.

... Such for instance is the favour that villainy finds; the neglect that merit, even the rarest and the greatest, suffers at the hands of those of the same profession; the hatred of truth and great capacity; the ignorance of scholars in their own province; and the fact that true wares are almost always despised and the merely specious ones in request. Therefore let even the young be instructed betimes that in this masquerade the apples are of wax, the flowers of silk, the fish of pasteboard, and that all things—yes, all things—are toys and trifles; and that of two men whom he may see earnestly engaged in business, one is supplying spurious goods and the other paying for them in false coin. --Arthur Schopenhauer

Therefore it will very much conduce to our happiness if we duly compare the value of what a man is in and for himself with what he is in the eyes of others. Under the former conies everything that fills up the span of our existence and makes it what it is, in short, all the advantages already considered and summed up under the heads of personality and property; and the sphere in which all this takes place is the man’s own consciousness. On the other hand, the sphere of what we are for other people is their consciousness, not ours; it is the kind of figure we make in their eyes, together with the thoughts which this arouses.35 But this is something which has no direct and immediate existence for us, but can affect us only mediately and indirectly, so far, that is, as other people’s behavior towards us is directed by it; and even then it ought to affect us only in so far as it can move us to modify what we are in and for ourselves. Apart from this, what goes on in other people’s consciousness is, as such, a matter of indifference to us; and in time we get really indifferent to it, when we come to see how superficial and futile are most people’s thoughts, how narrow their ideas, how mean their sentiments, how perverse their opinions, and how much of error there is in most of them; when we learn by experience with what depreciation a man will speak of his fellow, when he is not obliged to fear him, or thinks that what he says will not come to his ears. And if ever we have had an opportunity of seeing how the greatest of men will meet with nothing but slight from half-a-dozen blockheads, we shall understand that to lay great value upon what other people say is to pay them too much honor.--Arthur Schopenhauer

Late in life (after 1837) Schopenhauer was to describe Hegel as "‘that clumsy and nauseating charlatan, that pernicious person, who completely disorganized and ruined the minds of a whole generation," and he wrote of Hegel's "maddening webs of words, such as had previously been heard only in madhouses."