Why is this actually really good LOL <| sep |> Oh , please baby Jesus . <| sep |> You ' d think living in a country full of blood sucking capitalists more people would understand this <| sep |> First off , love your flair name . And second of all , yeah . He runs this site . He shouldn ' t have really down because of the backlash . Or he just doesn ' t care . <| sep |> Gen 6 , so probably the fastest . That said , RNG hates me and my dear girl has quite a lot of siblings . <| sep |> How the fuck do I get revenge without breaking the law <| sep |> You ' re probably getting shit because you are confusing two things and making it seem like they are one . No , the problem is that is the mistake everyone else is making . People think that domesticated and selectively bred are the same thing . Selective breeding is a type of domestication , and you could even call it a more thorough level of domestication , but animals that have undergone behavioral changes due to multigenerational captive breeding can still be defined as domesticated . They ' re just not as domesticated as those we ' ve genetically bred over hundreds or thousands of years . The time it takes to go from semidomesticated to fully domesticated is enormously greater than the time to go from wild to semidomesticated . I ' m fully aware of this . I ' m not debating that fact , I ' m getting flak from people that think a sixthgeneration captivebred tiger that displays significant behavioral changes still counts as a wild animal when the very definition of a wild animal precludes that . Even the word tamed doesn ' t apply anymore because a tamed animal is one that was wildborn and then trained to tolerate humans .