When someone insults your race, culture or sexual orientation, are you more likely to get mad, or laugh at the ignorance? Why?
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Doggie S
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Ignore. Because my opinion concerning my beliefs/preferences are the only ones that I'll entertain.
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I would more than likely laugh at the person's ignorance and that's depending on how I feel at the time.
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laugh, and then fire back with equal venom
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I get angry. I get real angry. I don't do it to you, don't do it to me. I prefer to beat the ignorance out of people.
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I laugh, but not because of ingorance. I just enjoy being insulted.
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I usually just ignore them and walk away. I found that people like this have too much time and too less respect for others then to waste any time on.
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Laugh if it's just a *dumb* misconception "So.... can you fix my car, then?" and get mad/annoyed with ones that are actually offensive (inquiring about porn career) or a stereotype that although innocuous in itself, leads to misunderstanding and potentially violence- "I'm not gay, so, like, don't come on to me."
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I would normally ignore it but if it's keep happening again I would take out my guns I'm small but I get crazy
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G'day Troll, Thank you for your question. Depending on the circumstances, I would laugh or ignore them. If they were extremely offensive, I might get angry. Lucky, white middle-class straight Australians aren't insulted too often. Regards
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It depends on the degree of their nastiness....most of the time I'll laugh it off and ignore them because of their ignorance...but when they get hateful right in your face, then I get pissed off!
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