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The New York Times and other stuff states hate the most

The New York Times and other stuff states hate the most

New York Times, bloggers, and Casey Affleck make the list

I love reading about regional cultural variances.

Typically these types of reports include the use of y’all vs. you all, or soda vs. pop.

Dating app Hater matches date-seekers using a combination of location, age, and mutual hates.

http://haterapp.biz

Hater asks users to rate their level of “like” on various subjects. They’ve compiled user data to produce a map of the U.S. illustrating the most hated (of the topics available) issue or thing in each state.

The New York Times, bloggers, cheap coffee, sand, and being the designated driver top the most-hated things in a handful of states.

Good Luck in the afterlife, New Hampshire:

Don’t think we didn’t see that, Indiana:

https://www.buzzfeed.com/danielacadena/do-you-hate-the-same-stuff-as-everyone-else?utm_term=.cm6JOLXvp#.arVXkB87Q

Nevada gets it:

Taking concert videos is a great way to annoy Hawaiians:

And the whole map:

What do you think? Accurate?

[h/t Buzzfeed]

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UnCivilServant | July 23, 2017 at 8:45 pm

“I love reading about regional cultural variances.”

I do too, but there is one thing that bugs me about this one – the data set. The user base of an app I’ve not heard of is going to be a self-selected subset of the population rather than a representitive sample. This makes the conclusions little better than speculative.

    UnCivilServant in reply to UnCivilServant. | July 23, 2017 at 8:46 pm

    As for the anecdotal side, if they say “New Yorkers Hate Times Square” I’d wager their user base in NYC-skewed, because that particular geographic feature has almost no emotional investment from us upstaters.

“What do you think? Accurate?”

Yea. Right up there with the rest of the fake news.

Let’s not forget something: despite the designation of states as ‘red’ or ‘blue’ (how in the world did we let the left seize the color blue for themselves, and designate commie-red for us?), a good portion of leftist states have large populations of conservatives.

Probably can’t say that for conservative states.

The pathetic crooked-hillary won the popular vote, but by doing so in heavy left states.

“One set of numbers in particular really drives this point home. Trump won the vote in 2,626 counties nationwide, while Clinton won the vote in just 487 counties. That’s a stunningly low number, even for a Democrat. When former President Barack Obama won 689 counties nationwide in 2009, he set a record for the lowest number of counties won by a winning presidential candidate.

“Half of Clinton’s popular vote lead over Trump came from 1.5 million voters in the five counties that make up New York City.

Indeed, many of the counties Clinton won are in affluent urban areas on the West and East coasts, which is how she can come out on top in the popular vote with so few counties on her side. Trump’s counties, on the other hand, are in large part found in less-populated and often relatively poor, rural areas comprising the rest of the country. In terms of land-area, Trump won the vast majority of the country, as The New York Times illustrates in two amazing maps that break up the country by the vote.

“Trump managed to flip more than 200 counties that voted for Obama in 2012, by the way, Clinton flipped just 30 counties that went Republican in 2012. The difference highlights how winning a U.S. presidential election is more about plurality votes than it is about net votes.”

http://dailycaller.com/2017/01/30/when-you-hear-mention-of-clintons-popular-vote-total-just-point-out-this-fact/

As for hating anal sex, that state must have had the most animus towards the presidency of’barack hussein obama,’ (or whoever he really is.)

    notamemberofanyorganizedpolicital in reply to TheFineReport.com. | July 24, 2017 at 12:11 pm

    Hillary’s “win?”

    Easily explained.

    Those half-dozen, super-rich, globalist counties could afford to buy many more votes. SNARK!

rabid wombat | July 23, 2017 at 9:26 pm

Yankees

FineReport – Another common trait of a “Blue” state would be large populations of illegals. The sort of people who don’t care for our laws to begin with, who would go ahead and vote for Hillary because Obama said they should….

BTW: for “most hated topics,” how come no state on the map says “NY Times?”

Does Nebraska’s “Friendly Reminder Emails” also include the “Please tell us of your recent customer experience” surveys (which also generate “Friendly Reminder Emails” when I ignore/delete them)?

Sorry, here in MA we don’t hate Eli Manning, we hate his huge-foreheaded brother. We also hate Manhattan clam chowder.

Oregon Mike | July 24, 2017 at 1:55 pm

I don’t even know what “Spin Class” is. How can I possibly hate it?

Personally, I’m not all that fond of politicians who think the New York Times and Washington Post are gospel and who bow and scrape to be approved by their editorial whims.

    Boehner, Bush, Ryan, McConnell, McCain, Graham, blah blah blah.

    The ENTIRE GOPe.

    Democrats don’t bow and scrape to the media for approval – the media is their leader. Democrat politicians are essentially employees of the media. GOPe politicians are the ones paying-off the media to avoid getting their lunch money stolen by media bullies.

    Viva Le Donald!

buckeyeminuteman | July 24, 2017 at 2:15 pm

Seinfeld? Really???

Utah, greatest hate is being honest about porn.

Utah #1 subscribers to online porn.

Results show the claim is disputed, but still.