Do you ever get angry that onlyfans whores and dumb twitch streamers make more in a month than you make in a lifetime?

I find the idea that they make that much money extremely dubious. Its quite strange to me that leftists/progressives/reddit types promote sex-work as much as they do. Largely because it winds up turning sex into an endstage capitalist commodity that only the top 1% make actually make a profit on.

Guess there's not any real principles if their wank material is on the line.
 
Agamemnon Busmalis said:
Keep in mind envy is a much nastier sin than feelings of jealousy.

A good way to think of it is jealousy is wanting what someone else has, envy is that plus wanting to drag them down or have them suffer misfortune because of it. Basically, if you can't have something, they can't either.
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No, you are ignorant and wrong. "Jealousy" and "envy" are in no way synonymous. People are stupid, so "jealous" is frequently misused to mean "envious," but the words don't mean anything like what you claimed they mean. Jealousy refers to closely guarding one's possessions: i.e., the Lord is a jealous God.

The word "jealous" cannot properly be used to describe wanting to take something that someone else has. The word for that is always "envy."
 
Habanero Delight said:
No, you are ignorant and wrong. "Jealousy" and "envy" are in no way synonymous. People are stupid, so "jealous" is frequently misused to mean "envious," but the words don't mean anything like what you claimed they mean. Jealousy refers to closely guarding one's possessions: i.e., the Lord is a jealous God.
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Everyone knows what I mean with "jealousy", it makes no sense to use some archaic synonym for it.

English has evolved and the older meaning has all but disappeared from common usage. That's why people get confused about a "jealous God" to begin with.
 
Agamemnon Busmalis said:
Everyone knows what I mean with "jealousy", it makes no sense to use some archaic synonym when the vernacular gets the point across.

English has evolved and the older meaning has all but disappeared from common usage. That's why people get confused about a "jealous God" to begin with.
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You sound like a Merriam-Webster acolyte with your "English has evolved" shtick. Merriam and Webster are spinning in their graves: a degenerate corporate entity has killed their once-great dictionary and now wears its skin-suit. "Descriptive linguistics" is an abomination. Use words properly and don't accommodate the 'tards. Otherwise, we might as well be speaking Ebonics.
 
Maybe a bit but I also know they spend money as fast as they make it so their futures are kinda bleak.
 
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