Only when it’s something that involves something that I have in common with others. For instance, if someone say “Star Trek sucks”, I shrug and don’t care. If, however someone likes Star Trek and says something that I disagree with, it can bother me.
Not usually.
As a Christian in America, though, I am very frustrated(I guess “mad”) that so many Christians in the United States have not only voted for Trump, but are supporting him like he’s some kind of Christian President or something. I think less people will be interested in Christianity because of the huge hypocrisy of supporting Trump when he is so vulgar, racist, and many other terrible things. I think Trump was a real opportunity for people in the church to demonstrate integrity and that many(like, tons) have failed in that area.
But not usually.
It’s funny. Some things I con’t care for don’t bother me at all. NASCAR or soccer fan? Fine. Not my cup of tea, but have at it. Same with black olive, ketchup on hotdogs, or having a monkey as a pet.
BUT, I get surprisingly angry that anyone likes Dancing with the Stars or The Rockafeller Skank"song." (I dare you to check out the lyrics)
And Disco. Don’t get me started on disco.
Tastes? no. Very few people are ever going to share my tastes, so what. Sure, I despise everyone’s tastes but my own, but that’s not the same as anger.
When they are disguising indifference to the suffering of others, yes. This is a surprisingly large category as I consider loud unremitting noise, driving vehicles on soft living soil, and killing spiders just because ick spiders, to all be covered by that umbrella, as well as more obvious things like incarcerating children for being driven from their homeland by violence, and believing contraception is a sin.