Quote: Aaron @ May 30 2008, 2:09 AM BSTMore of a kitty really; dogs freak me out.
Out of respect for the now long dead Dave Chapman I feel I must mention the word 'pussy'. There, don't we all feel better now?
Who is it okay to hate? Page 6
I do actually.
Quote: Curt @ May 30 2008, 2:12 AM BSTAnyone say George Lucas....because I hate him.
He has an extremely punchable face.
Quote: zooo @ May 30 2008, 2:12 AM BSTmeow.
*strokes zooo*
*purrs a bit*
Okay, I see what you mean, Badge. 
Quote: Aaron @ May 30 2008, 2:14 AM BSTHe has an extremely punchable face.
And no neck!
Quote: roscoff @ May 30 2008, 2:12 AM BSTOut of respect for the now long dead Dave Chapman I feel I must mention the word 'pussy'. There, don't we all feel better now?
Everyone loves a bit of pussy in the morning!
Quote: zooo @ May 30 2008, 2:14 AM BST*purrs a bit*
Okay, I see what you mean, Badge.
, then 
and 
Quote: zooo @ May 30 2008, 2:14 AM BSTAnd no neck!
Also very true.
I don't mind a bit of Speilberg though, so no punches for him.
(purring kitties can be misconstrued...)
Good Lord. He's like a caricature of himself:
Quote: Aaron @ May 30 2008, 2:16 AM BSTEveryone loves a bit of pussy in the morning!
If he was still alive he'd love you for that. Love you he would. Dave that is not Spielberg. Or maybe he would?
Quote: zooo @ May 30 2008, 2:16 AM BST(purring kitties can be misconstrued...)
Ahh I see. 
Quote: roscoff @ May 30 2008, 2:17 AM BSTIf he was still alive he'd love you for that. Love you he would.
With some kind of strap-on?
Quote: Aaron @ May 30 2008, 2:17 AM BSTGood Lord. He's like a caricature of himself:
He looks a bit alien! Which I find singularly appropriate.
What an odd looking man. I wonder if we punch him we could get our money back for all the craptastic movies I've sat through?
Quote: roscoff @ May 30 2008, 2:20 AM BSTHe looks a bit alien! Which I find singularly appropriate.
His neck looks all stretched out of alignment, like Toad of Toad Hall or something.
Quote: Aaron @ May 30 2008, 2:22 AM BSTHis neck looks all stretched out of alignment, like Toad of Toad Hall or something.
I think he may be morphing into Ja Ja Binks (If that's how you spell it.)
Meh, close enough.
Quote: Aaron @ May 29 2008, 11:56 PM BST*shakes fists in envy*
(Oo er again.)
Anyway, on the original question, number 2 is the most legitimate of the three suggestions. The first seems to be void; it is their views which we object to - for all we know, they could have been perfectly normal, charming, friendly people in private.
The whole aim of this was to ID people by action rather than personality. As such I'd say genocide marks one out as pretty hateful. I mean if Hitler had become a sitcom writer, I doubt I'd have liked his shows, but you know I may have been more forgiving.
Don't know why your letting fictional monsters off, I could picture a Balrog being a bit of a knob.
Quote: Jay N @ May 30 2008, 12:59 AM BSTWhen you refer to Nazis do you include Riefensthal and Speer?
Now I think about, yes I would, and more so than the others.
Leni was a propagandist who helped a regime she didn't believe in. Her film on the Dinka people after WW2 led directly to their persecution by the Sudanese.
Speer helped 100,000s of Allies and slave labourers die at the end of the war, by forcing industrial progress. He was willing to save buildings but not people.
Both of them were willing to support, and benefit from a regime that they knew to be pretty evil.