If You are a Hater, Be a Joan Rivers

I am not telling you that it is okay to be a hater. But if you are helplessly in hate, ill-natured, imbecile, practically hate everyone or if you got all the criteria mentioned, I'm gonna tell you a thing: Be a professional hater.
Have you ever heard of Joan Rivers? She is...well, what can I say, she's a public figure but lots of people hates her. She starred as host in the reality show "Fashion Police", a show where the hosts tend to commenting public figures' fashion style. But here's what makes her unique, while the other polices talk about what the public figures wear, otherwise Joan Rivers talks about the personality of the public figures. Weird isn't it? But that's what she does anyway.
The other day, when Joan Rivers and Merryl Streep met in an unfortunate event, Merryl Streep slapped in the face for badmouthing herself in public. Yes, Joan Rivers badmouthed Merryl Streep in front of her face. What a mass humiliation! But I think Joan River have no regret for doing so.
And the other other day in a TV show she badmouthed about Adele. She said bad things about Adele's physical appearance. And afterwards another person in another TV show blatantly badmouthed her back.
I do not say that Joan Rivers is good role model, no, not at all. Even my friend and I think that she's a type of person that simply hates everyone (yeah, there are many people whose trait similar to her in this world, I just realized it). It's just I think for her to has such a courage to be honestly and publicly acknowledge her thoughts (in this case, her hatred) is really something to be considered. She didn't even bother to think about what she will eard after being mean. She even wrote a book with a strangely legit title anyway, "I Hate Everyone...Starting with Me"
I do not think that Joan Rivers is a good person. But at least she does not  bother to wear a mask or making multiple faces towards her hatred, she is completely honest and she's not a coward.
I'm not telling you to always acknowledge your hatred, no, even in lots of events it's better to conceal it. But if you're helplessly in hate, or ill-natured, or imbecile, or practically hates everyone, I'm telling you this: Be a professional hater.