Your Point Of View

I'm pretty conservative myself, but the current candidates are pretty crappy.

The KONY 2012 movement?

I think it's a good cause but Invisible Children is a rather incompetent charity. It mostly just makes me angry, seeing it on facebook and all the kids who get so into it.

Medical marijuana?

It's a scam. Only 30% of the money goes where it's supposed to. The other 70% "mysteriously vanishes". It's supposed to be a non-profit organization, but the people that started it are rumored to make eight million. Besides, those videos were made almost a decade ago; when Kony was still an active leader. They shattered my faith in charity work and made me trust people a little less. Sounds extreme, but it's true.

I have nothing against it, no matter if it's used for medical or recreational purposes.

Physician assisted suicide?

I think any cases should be reviewed heavily and needs a decent amount of thought processing time but I see no wrong. Given that it stays with its current age and health ranges. (Generally for the ill elderlys).

Rick Santorum? I'm genuinely curious..

I don't have any respect for him as a politician or as a person, respectfully speaking. I don't agree with his views on subjects such as pornography, birth control, abortion, religion, or marriage rights for gay couples. I don't hate the man, I just don't agree with him and I don't respect him because I find a lot of the things he's said in his debates to be very, very disrespectful and for me.

Country music?

It's not my favourite genre, but somedays its all I want to listen to. I love listening to Shania Twain with the whole family, she's one of the few artists we all like.

Motor sport?

I really love motor sports. I genuinely think that NASCAR (one of the United States' top motor sports) is one of the most genuine and real sports out there, and that it takes a lot more athleticism and sportsmanship than other sports like football and basketball. I also think it's a lot more intriguing and interesting to watch, though that's just my opinion.

Tumblr?

I love, love, love Tumblr. I think there are fair few left who have been on there as long as I and some of my friends have. I've met some of my very best friends on there and I've gained so many opportunities because of it and had a chance to do some things most people only dream of. I adore tumblr.

E-readers?

I've never actually used the program, but I think it's a pretty nifty idea. Being able to carry multiple books on an electronic device is certainly helpful for the avid reader. No more carrying tons of books with you everywhere you go.
But I would still enjoy reading a paperback or hardcover book as well.

Superstitions?

Superstitions annoy the hell out of me. I don't believe in any, and I think they're essentially what began as old wives' tales and were perpetuated by self-fulfilling prophecy and stuff like that. For example, the reason bad things seem to happen to people on Friday the 13th is because they expect them to. So anything that could be construed as bad is blown out of proportion because "ZOMG IT'S FRIDAY THE 13TH". I would also bet anything that I can find more examples of bad things related to, say, the number 12 than 13. It's just arbitrary to me.

The death penalty?

I don't believe in it at all. I think that killing someone because they did something wrong is redundant and archaic.

The presidential race?

I think everyone running has something good to offer, but there's always bad that goes into that, too. I think they need to be weighed in what they have to offer and what they don't have to offer. I absolutely think that Obama shouldn't, and for very good reasons, be reelected, though.
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The Rolling Stones vs. The Beatles debate?

(v. ...Yes. One of the first major "Battle of the Bands" discussions...)

There's a debate?

Eh, I like a couple of their songs each.

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Human immortality.

It sounds cool, but I don't know if I'd be personally up to it. I want to live forever, yes, but not for so long that all of my friends are dead and I'm just this random person with no family anymore. If that makes sense?

White rappers vs Black rappers?

I'm not a fan of rap whether white people or black people are doing it. The only instances of rapping I've enjoyed have been in metal, and that's only really involved white people doing it. But I don't have anything against actual rappers in hip-hop music and the like, no matter what their skin colour.

Vegetarianism?

It's not my thing, but I think it's cool as long as people don't shove it in my face and act like elitist snobs.

Music on the radio right now?

I don't like most of it. It seems repetitive and I'm not a fan of the lyrical content.

The Bill of Rights?

I think it's fundamental to freedom in the United States, and without it, I think we wouldn't really be as free as we are now.

Large age gaps in relationships? [as in, five or more years]

I don't see it as a problem unless it is made into one by the people within the relationship. It's not the physical age, though, that counts, not at all, it's the emotional age.
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The Manson Family? I'm curious.

Obviously what they did is horrible but they're still kind of interesting. They make me a little paranoid when I compare similarities of them to the people I live by.

Obama?