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on 04/24/11 18:26 PM (PDT)
After reading all the other owner's comments a question comes to mind about those few wildly negative ones. I know the term "contrarian" describes someone who automatically disagrees, contradicts, or disputes whatever someone else says. I wonder if there is a term to describe someone who automatically condemns or dislikes anything (from movies to automobiles to art in all forms) which are widely held by the majority of critics as masterpieces. I've occasionally encountered such individuals and suspect that their true motivation is rooted in their own insecurities. In this case, that insecurity takes the form of the mistaken notion that panning something as sublime as the Flying Spur must imply that their tastes and standards are superior to the overwhelming majority of the other critics. The reality is, these individuals are aware at some level, either consciously or subconsciously, that they lack the experience, judgment, and inherent artistic eye to share the majority's view. By disagreeing they believe they earn some kind of extra status when in truth they are more likely viewed as disgruntled, attention-seeking, and misanthropic.
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