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had to stop watching cuz of the music, I am sure you are really good at that game though...

had to stop watching cuz of the music, I am sure you are really good at that game though...

had to stop watching cuz of the music, I am sure you are really good at that game though...

had to stop watching cuz of the music, I am sure you are really good at that game though...

Fucking admins do nothing >:(

Fucking admins do nothing >:(

Fucking admins do nothing >:(

Fucking admins do nothing >:(

Fucking admins do nothing >:(

Fucking admins do nothing >:(

Fucking admins do nothing >:(

Ye.. I guess these were the bad parts of the video. But for real, can you truly feel pain for a victim you don't know and have no connection with at all. For example, when there is a terrorist attack somewhere and you know innocent people have died, do you feel sad? Yes, we all pretend like we are all in pain, but only the people directly involved and negatively influenced by it, feel true pain. 
I think it was a bad move to show his lack of empathy to the rest of the world, but on the other end, people should stop pretending like they feel the same pain as the people who are actually in pain.
+ The internet is making more jokes about it than one can possibly imagine, only difference between that and Logan Paul's jokes is that the little kids are anonymous on the internet and Logan Paul is, y'know, kind of a big dog.
 
upon reflection: Yes there might be people who have so much empathy they would actually feel the same (because it COULD be them in that situation). But that would probably be a tiny portion of all people. Also must be a pretty sad life and is not an ideal character trait.

@Pasickle Solid argument

Thought I'd talk a little bit about my gay little hobby for faggots.
Picked up Ballroom dancing just after my 22nd birthday as I had nothing to do at the time other than go to work, play games, and go to the gym.
Didn't know if I'd enjoy it, just tried it on a whim as there isn't a whole lot to do in my shitty miners town. Immediately enjoyed it, kept attending group lessons, eventually met my current dance partner (I was originally dancing with her mum) and we partnered up to do medal tests, and eventually began competing.
It's pretty good exercise, it's fun, you meet a lot of people, and you can be as serious or as casual with it as you want. Plus if you're a pervert you'll meet a lot of attractive girls. Most people pick it up just do a bit of social dancing, a lot of older couples shockingly enough, though there's plenty of young people involved in it competitively, many children half my age who are ten times as better than me. Most of the top level dancers started at a young age and stuck with it.
The ballroom dances include: Waltz, Quickstep, Tango, Foxtrot and Vienesse Waltz
Latin dances: Cha Cha, Jive, Rumba, Samba and Paso Doble. 
At beginner levels you typically only have a couple dances to do, normally Waltz Quickstep and Cha Jive.
Recently competed at the Winter Gardens in Blackpool, which is where some of the most prestigious competitions are held. No reason to go to Blackpool otherwise as it's an absolute shit hole but it's one of the homes of Ballroom dancing. The tower ballroom is very nice and would recommend checking it out if you're ever there. Winter Gardens was a bit shitty this year as the roof collapsed previously and there's scaffolding everywhere.
Video of our quickstep filmed by my girlfriend Carys (we also danced Waltz, Cha Cha and Jive):
There's plenty of essential things I need to work on. I was dropping my right arm somewhat and we didn't have much of a hip connection, nonetheless it's the best we've danced our Ballroom at competition. It's all well and good being able to do your routines at your home floor, but being on a massive one with hundreds watching is a bit stressful, so just need to keep competing and will get used to it. There's always so much to work on no matter what level you're at.
In contrast, here's a video of Kyle Taylor and Izabela Skierska who we had a workshop with today dancing a Foxtrot:
 
 
I will say the Latin dances are definitely more fun to watch, can post some if people want.
Expensive hobby, and takes a lot of practise if you want to get good at it, but it's a lot of fun and recommend everyone should give it a try. Certainly improved my confidence in many areas of life.

Just to clear something up: I am not a Logan Paul fanboy, however I do admire him. He is an insanely intelligent and driven man. He is has got business in combination with entertainment figured out and I could only dream of having the same dedication/mindset as someone like him.
Also his vines were hilarious.

Wow a lot of edge here. Really impressive discussion of some faggot YouTuber.
 
Rope urself asap 

Also, check mate Irish

@Rory Frankly, I am not too educated on the topic. However I saw the video before the controversy about it took over and I saw nothing wrong with it. 
The video itself seemed respectful towards suicide victims and Logan and his crew seemed devastated like anyone else when they found the body. Yes, they kind of tried to slide a joke in at points, but I didn't see how any of it was disrespectful towards the victim nor suicide in general. If you know Logan Paul slightly, you know he laughs bad situations away. I mean he vlogged over a year of his life and bad shit did happen. He always seems to be kind of clown to just soften the pain for himself, he just deals with things that way.
So nah, I didn't think the video showed anything harmful to any party really... Maybe his young audience, but meh, face reality lil' bitches.
Logang4lyf

Also, check mate Irish

@Rory Frankly, I am not too educated on the topic. However I saw the video before the controversy about it took over and I saw nothing wrong with it. 
The video itself seemed respectful towards suicide victims and Logan and his crew seemed devastated like anyone else when they found the body. Yes, they kind of tried to slide a joke in at points, but I didn't see how any of it was disrespectful towards the victim nor suicide in general. If you know Logan Paul slightly, you know he laughs bad situations away. I mean he vlogged over a year of his life and bad shit did happen. He always seems to be kind of clown to just soften the pain for himself, he just deals with things that way.
So nah, I didn't think the video showed anything harmful to any party really... Maybe his young audience, but meh, face reality lil' bitches.
Logang4lyf

@Rory Frankly, I am not too educated on the topic. However I saw the video before the controversy about it took over and I saw nothing wrong with it. 
The video itself seemed respectful towards suicide victims and Logan and his crew seemed devastated like anyone else when they found the body. Yes, they kind of tried to slide a joke in at points, but I didn't see how any of it was disrespectful towards the victim nor suicide in general. If you know Logan Paul slightly, you know he laughs bad situations away. I mean he vlogged over a year of his life and bad shit did happen. He always seems to be kind of clown to just soften the pain for himself, he just deals with things that way.
So nah, I didn't think the video showed anything harmful to any party really... Maybe his young audience, but meh, face reality lil' bitches.
Logang4lyf

Logan Paul did nothing wrong

Logan Paul did nothing wrong

Pretty swell gameplay