How come when you buy a subscription for Netflix and Crunchyroll, people still get mad at you when you pirate your anime and movies? What's the name for this kind of doublestandard, where a person's wrongthink matters more than their goodthink?Your fortune: Average Luck
>>13170614It's like getting mad at someone when they have 50K in their savings account and 100K in gold/silver bars.>NO YOU HAVE TO PUT ALL THE 100K IN YOUR SAVINGS TOOLike why would someone care whether or not you have access to other sources of income?Your fortune: Godly Luck
They live in the past each and every moment, in the tiniest way. If you see encounter this exact scene...stick around...watch th after credits...the trailer for the next one...etc
It's like finding out you were raped only moments after you consented, and were too late to retroactively rescind the consent, so you feel unusually belabored and functionally illiterate over sexual matters, but people shouldn't feel bad for you—they should understand your struggle because your whole essay on human strife comes from an ethos of being misunderstood.Your fortune: Good news will come to you by mail
>>13170618It's truly savory, like a candy. The weirdest sensation of hatred and sublimation triggered against a wrongdoing. Doesn't matter if they are a 100% good human being, the .000001% they did wrong is the problem.Your fortune: Good news will come to you by mail
Like why would you care if something bad happened if your whole political campaign is about getting someone elected over how many good things happened?It's a very secular phenomenon, the weirdest emotional betrayal.Your fortune: Very Bad Luck
>>13170614rudethinkYour fortune: Better not tell you now
Your fortune: Godly Luck
I would never pay for a cucked streaming serviceIf paying isn't owning then piracy isn't stealingUntil they build a service that allows me to pay for a particular show and download it to my drive without any shitty drm like on bandcamp with music for example I will continue to pirate them