I am currently not in education, I finished secondary school (High school in America) last year - 2016 - and went straight into a job, because I am wanting to gain access to USA for education, rather than carry out my education in the UK. I finished at Kingdown Community School, Wiltshire (We don't have states, we have counties in Queen's Country) Hopefully, Harvard will accept me to study politics in the US. I know, I can never be president, but I can become part of congress, so I'll have to stay for 7 years, but my education would take 3-5. 

If that can't happen, I'll probably do an apprenticeship in the UK army, become an engineer and go to war. Then, if I survive, I can then pull a Hitler and go into politics. 

I followed the channel.

Twitch name: JwAxis22

He didn't blame a religion, he blamed a follower of the religion. 
He said "it was the muslims" not "It was Islam" 

The question burning into my mind is:

Was the USSR a legitimate communist state?

No matter who I ask I will be given different answers.
Those who claim to be Communists say it wasn't
Those who claim to be Capitalist say it was.
Those in between say it shared traits, but wasn't "True communism" or say it shared traits and thus was a failed attempt at communism.

Time to put the debate to bed once and for all.

Was the USSR communist?
Was the USSR a failed attempt at Communism?
Was the USSR just not a representation of Communism at all?
Or do you have your own opinion?

Just because emotions are legitimate experiences does not mean they're legitimate forms of arguments. 

Example: Let's take the school shooting in San Bernardino, California today.

"How would you feel if your child was in there!? We should ban guns!" - That is not a legitimate argument for banning guns, but it happens all the time whenever it happens. They will stand on the graves of those killed and use that as some sort of argument for the banning of guns. It's not an argument, it's a cowardly act in an attempt to gain an emotional victory, because they can't win in an out right debate.

San Bernardino, California had a school shooting recently, according to many news outlets - even foreign news outlets like the BBC are reporting it.
Multiple people have reportedly been injured, including the assailant. Two adults have been confirmed dead.

It's weird, I thought California had the strictest gun laws in the US, but a shooting still happened. It's almost like having the strictest gun laws don't prevent shootings. They don't even prevent school shootings.

In many arguments I am a part of or even witness, I notice a lot of people involved will use emotion as an argument rather than facts. Before anyone starts calling others out for it, it is both sides not one or the other. 

For me, whenever anyone uses emotion as an argument, they practically admit they can't argue their point effectively or simply don't have anything to say about it.

Please note: Emotion in an argument is:
Swearing/insults
"Think of how you would feel if ____" 
Anything like that.

Now, my question is purely... Why? What benefit does it have? Why is it used?

So, many people know/have seen people literally wishing the second amendment be abolished. Some of you may have even seen protests against the second amendment (they're grouping with signs and wanting them to abolish the second amendment.) Now, the vast majority of the people wanting the second amendment to be abolished are leftists.

Please note: Leftists and Liberals are not the same thing. Liberals are for liberty, Leftists are for Tyranny. They're different.

Now, the question is, do you, my fellow Americans, support the second amendment? Do you support your right to have guns in case of a government gone Tyrannical? 

Personally, the second amendment is a god-sent gift to Americans. America has the undeniable right to defend themselves against oppression and tyranny coming to its lands. It should not be infringed upon. 

The biggest thing I hear from leftists is: 
"You're not a woman, you don't have a say in women's right!"
To which I always respond: 
"If only you applied that type of thinking to the Christian bakery"

If the government is not allowed to regulate Women's rights, why is it allowed to regulate religious beliefs?
Is it perhaps because you only like the government when it helps you? 

It is my firm belief that homosexuals should have the right to shop wherever they want. However, it also goes the other way.
Business owners have the right to refuse service to whoever they want.

the Christian couple that refused service to the homosexuals were not out of line for rejecting service. They were well within their rights - protected by both Freedom of Religion and Freedom of Speech.

Freedom of Religion - to practice your belief and your faith without government involvement.
Freedom of speech - to make comments regarding any topic without government involvement.

They had to have told the homosexual couple they were refusing to serve them, hence Freedom of Speech violation. 

Well, if you get all of the secret gifts and Athena's gifts, along with Alliance gifts, do the speed dungeons, participate in events, get the rewards, and get all the speed ups you can...

About a year to max all your buildings. I got to stronghold level 22, but can't advance anymore (pretty much) without paying, because there are things that are so immensely rare or hard to get, you have to buy them. 

False, I didn't even know there was a miitomo app


The person below me was fired from their last job.

No, I've never used Yahoo (The search engine or the website) But my girlfriend does.


Never have I ever broken a bone other than my skull. 

There will be 50 questions getting increasingly difficult (And unfair - some designed so you absolutely cannot cheat.)
You can post once, I will message you/reply to your comment with your score.

1 - What Pokémon, in the Sinnoh Pokédex is #7, #8, #9?
2 - What is the "Electric mouse" Pokémon?
3 - What is its evolution?
4 - What is the first generation's grass type starter Pokémon.
5 - What is its evolution(s)?
6 - What Pokémon, in the Pokémon Mystery dungeon: Red Rescue Team, stares at the sun all day and is said to be able to see into the future?
7 - What Pokémon type has no type weakness besides itself and Ice in generation 1?
8 - Who is Indigo Plateau's champion, before Blue - and eventually Red - takes it?
9 - What Pokémon can gain the highest attack power in game (Through the use of moves)?
10 - True or False: In Pokémon Gold/Silver/Crystal, is it possible to get a Growlithe, just before the first gym?
11 - What is the maximum number of coins you can get in your coin case?
12 - Where can you find Mewtwo in Generation 6 (Pokémon X and Y)?
13 - How many badges do you need in Pokémon, to enter the Pokémon League and challenge the Elite four?
14 - What country/countries have banned Pokémon Go? 
15 - What country makes Pokémon?
16 - How many badges are in Pokémon Gold/Silver/Crystal (Generation 2)?
17 - During its first weeks, what happened to Pokémon Go?
(These next 3 may have varying answers, So I'll accept a few million off of what I got)
18 - How many (Main Series) copies of Pokémon (Games) have been sold? 
19 - How many (Spin-off) copies of Pokémon (Games) have been sold? 
20 - How many (total) copies of Pokémon (Games) have been sold?
21 - What Pokémon was deemed "Racist" in Western countries, because of its facial features and colouring?
22 - What is commonly referred to as "World's most useless Pokémon?"
23 - How much do you buy Magikarp for? Don't need to specify where, you were all tricked into it, don't lie to me
24 - Who are the main antagonist team in Generation 1?
25 - Who is the head of Team Rocket?
26 - Who is the head of Gym 8, in generation 1?
27 - Who is the very first Gym leader you meet? 
28 - Who is the next Gym leader you meet?
29 - Yes or No: In Generation 1, can you get later badges before earlier badges?
30 - What Pokémon shares a name with an ancient kingdom's inhabitants? 
31 - How do you get Drifloon in Generation 4? 
32 - How do you get Spiritomb in Generation 4?
33 - What is the  main legendary Pokémon in Generation 4?
34 - Which Pokémon are considered a pair in Generation 3?
35 - According to IGN, what is the scariest Pokémon?
36 - Which Pokémon has 8 different evolutions?
37 - Which Pokémon names are Palindrome?(Spelled the same forward and back.) 
38 - Which Pokémon has the highest (Base) attack stat in Generation 1?
39 - Which Pokémon has the highest (Base) attack stat out of all Pokémon?
40 - What Pokémon can learn: Spacial Rend?
41 - What Pokémon can learn: Roar of Time?
42 - Which Pokémon has a paintbrush as a tail?
43 - Which Pokémon constantly sings in the anime and puts people to sleep?
44 - Which Pokémon needs a Pokéflute to be fought?
45 - Which Pokémon game was never released in Japan?
(These next 5 will be extremely difficult to answer, if not impossible.)
46 - What is my favourite Pokémon in all gens?
47 - What is my girlfriend's favourite Pokémon in all gens?
48 - What is my favourite city/town in all gens?
49 - What is my favourite Legendary Pokémon?
(If you answer this next one correctly, before the 10th March, 2017 you will get 20,000 Viz from me)
50 - What are the 5 Pokémon in my Pokémon Diamond party. 

So, whilst looking up gun laws in Oregon - specifically, when lethal force IS authorised - I found this quote:
"You shouldn’t believe that a gun or other weapon is the best way to protect yourself."

So, I ask, what IS the best way to protect yourself?

Running? What if they run faster than you?
Hiding? What if they find you?
Simply not leaving your house? Robberies happen, and now you can't defend yourself from a worse crime, because you don't have a gun or don't want to use your gun.

With a gun, at least, if both parties have a gun, it's whoever: Has better aim, which can't be known.
Draws their gun first, which can't be known.
Who fires first, which can't be known.
A fair amount of factors go into it, whereas the others is just luck.
The gun doesn't matter, as long as it shoots a bullet. The gun can and will defend you, whereas running/hiding/barricading your house does not.

If you're an American, I implore you, go legally get a gun, go to a shooting range, legally practice it. Legally defend yourself, legally defend your family. You are safer WITH a gun and WITH the knowledge on how to use it.

So, naturally, the joke I will go with - it's kinda messed up, but it worked - is my very first joke. I used it at a pub near where I live, during a quick show I put on whilst waiting for a band to get there:

Hello, everyone, how are we? *Wait for response*
Okay, good. You know, I like working in small areas, small crowds, especially for comedy. Less people recording, less chance of me getting in trouble for making "bad jokes." In here, if I tell jokes, I'm fine. I won't lose my job, I won't lose a contract, I won't be jailed. I am safe... Until the police check my laptop and I have to introduce myself to all the neighbours, when I move...


It is a dark joke, if you understand it. But, surprisingly, it worked for my first joke, I really like it, it's a personal favourite of mine, because it made me be allowed to perform, when waiting for the entertainment to get to the pub.

Granted, but it's missing all components besides main body.

I wish for my girlfriend to finish uni.

taterii : I disagree. You deserve respect because you were born? No. You earn respect, instead of just believing you're entitled to it. You're respected only to the point of you being human.

Baritron : It is literally tagged as a joke thread. It was to make fun of J.K.Rowling's lack of looking into context about the whole PewDiePie situation and simply going off of the Wall Street Journal's out-of-context article. The fact she's in a Nazi uniform (It's photo-shopped) and the fact Harry Potter has glasses similar to Himmler was the entire joke. Out-of-context, lack of facts, insulting those who actually think like this.

Baritron : No, but I have killed all the pretenders of TheLegend27