Kids, no less, in this case!
It's always on those days when he's had a bit of wine. Apparently (and he's told me this before), he wishes to talk like this ALL the time, but usually refrains because I "always have a problem with it". No one else does, apparently. Just me. (Not true - they just don't always tell him. Occasionally they have told me, though.)
Usually DH speaks as though he knows ALL, says lots of mean and unpleasant things, and expects me to just take it (which I can't...) Tonight's example is:
"there is NO WAY anyone else would be able to join that group (local teenage drama group that he knows hardly anything about). I know for a fact that no new kids would ever get in to it or be allowed to do anything."
This drama group is the biggest one that has existed in our town for probably the last 20 years, at about 12 kids. They have been actively recruiting over the past couple of years. The leader has flaws which my DH can't see past. DH doesn't know the kids at all, but has proclaimed several things about them, such as 'they're all cocky and selfish' (yet most of the kids I know in the group are very shy and self-conscious). He goes on for 10 minutes speaking in absolutes and driving me nuts, then ends with '"- probably, anyway."
I just think that, even if it's what you believe, you shouldn't talk about people in that way. He's said so much horrible stuff in the past, and I wish I could remember it.
I get that people need to vent, but I just feel like speaking your assumptions/opinions as fact (very aggressively) isn't a good thing and I shouldn't have to listen to him! (What's more, this group has more or less nothing to do with us except the kids go to the same school as ours.)