The article discusses the absurdity of food policing and societal expectations around individual preferences. Through a humorous lens, the author expresses frustration with online food arguments that never lead to change. The narrative emphasizes how trying to enforce what others should enjoy leads to dissent and polarization in society. The piece advocates for embracing personal enjoyment and eccentricity, such as one's unique food habits, rather than conforming to collective norms. Ultimately, the author promotes a culture of acceptance over one of judgment.
Why would you want everyone to like all of the exact same shit that you like? That's no fun. That kind of world would be boring as shit.
One reason that America is currently busted as shit is because everybody wants to be a cop, even the people who hate cops.
We've been doing this shit for over a decade now, and guess how many people have changed their eating preferences after someone yelled at them about it? Zero.
If this grosses you out, please note that you do not live in my house. You never have to watch me eat a burger like this, thus you're under no obligation to give a shit.
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