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The pet chimpanzees thing I get. Its a wild animal and shouldn't be a pet.
However all the other stuff is only affecting that person doing it. Why do you care what they do to themselves (as long as no one else is involved without their own consent)? How is your life negatively affected if those other people do those things to themselves? Do you want those other people having a say in what you do that doesn't affect anyone else?
No, I just don't want them in my life. We can be the bestest of friends, but if you backflip on the top of a tall building, I don't know you anymore.
This part we agree on.
The list of things that people can do that I wouldn't want them in my life is nearly infinitely long, but I guess I don't call that a list of "things I vehemently hate".