It makes me sick to my stomach that there are people in this world delusion enough to keep giving their money to this scam artistwell he still have 1k+ patreon and making decent money
Since there are still people given money to YandereDev. I'm not even surprise at all there are people that delusional.It makes me sick to my stomach that there are people in this world delusion enough to keep giving their money to this scam artist
Think about all the idiots with their parent's credit card, giving money to streamers for no good reason. Throwing money at a porn animator isn't all that hard to believe. Does that make it ok? Probably not.Since there are still people given money to YandereDev. I'm not even surprise at all there are people out that delusional.
There's a big difference actually.Think about all the idiots with their parent's credit card, giving money to streamers for no good reason. Throwing money at a porn animator isn't all that hard to believe. Does that make it ok? Probably not. View attachment 3443006
You think craving attention like a child or enabling people who contribute nothing of actual value to society is justified?There's a big difference actually.
If some1 donates money to a streamer it's usually for one of two (or both) reasons.
1st. Attention, some people either like getting attention from the streamer or the whole stream. So donating 5 dollars in front of 1k+ people usually gets them what they want, attention.
2nd. Content, they value the streamers content and thus, if they can afford it, they decide to support the streamer financially or in other words, give something back.
Both of these reasons are perfectly justified in my opinion.
In both cases it's a fair trade.
Either it's x amount of money for x amount of attention or it's entertainment (which is mostly free) for money (if the person feels like it/got the money).
Both parties benefit from this trade, it's basically a win win situation.
However the issue with Scammers like Miro etc. is that there's no real benefit for the supporter.
Miro's getting the money while not providing what he has promised to provide and instead delivers either nothing or something of far less value.
Hence why it's called "scam".
Whenever something involves a trade where only one participant profits and the other does not (neither short nor long term) there's usually some real fuckery going on.
I hope this kinda explains it, feel free to debate with me if you disagree, I'm curious.
First of all we all crave attention to some extend so I'd leave it to the individual on how he/she decides to satisfy said cravings.You think craving attention like a child or enabling people who contribute nothing of actual value to society is justified?
F real we should heve been on bloodlust 6 by nowThere's a big difference actually.
If some1 donates money to a streamer it's usually for one of two (or both) reasons.
1st. Attention, some people either like getting attention from the streamer or the whole stream. So donating 5 dollars in front of 1k+ people usually gets them what they want, attention.
2nd. Content, they value the streamers content and thus, if they can afford it, they decide to support the streamer financially or in other words, give something back.
Both of these reasons are perfectly justified in my opinion.
In both cases it's a fair trade.
Either it's x amount of money for x amount of attention or it's entertainment (which is mostly free) for money (if the person feels like it/got the money).
Both parties benefit from this trade, it's basically a win win situation.
However the issue with Scammers like Miro etc. is that there's no real benefit for the supporter.
Miro's getting the money while not providing what he has promised to provide and instead delivers either nothing or something of far less value.
Hence why it's called "scam".
Whenever something involves a trade where only one participant profits and the other does not (neither short nor long term) there's usually some real fuckery going on.
I hope this kinda explains it, feel free to debate with me if you disagree, I'm curious.
I wonder if I expect respect for an artist is too much? And I think that for someone who watches too much jav, of course the respect is probably a bit expensive and sounds funny. I'm not discriminating but there is a truth about the jav videos that I browse on websites shows a truly terrible taste,someone said what you like shows your soul so I know it's very difficult to demand respect from a terrible soul.View attachment 3444214
this is what would happen if miro walked into ANY room and asked to be respected.
The ESL is hurting my brain.I wonder if I expect respect for an artist is too much? And I think that for someone who watches too much jav, of course the respect is probably a bit expensive and sounds funny. I'm not discriminating but there is a truth about the jav videos that I browse on websites shows a truly terrible taste,someone said what you like shows your soul so I know it's very difficult to demand respect from a terrible soul.
Yeah! And real world will hurt your body,stfu asshole!The ESL is hurting my brain.
Just STFU.
Yeah sure, people crave attention. Mostly women or children.First of all we all crave attention to some extend so I'd leave it to the individual on how he/she decides to satisfy said cravings.
Secondly streamers are entertainers of some sort and if they entertain they do in face provide/contribute actual value to society.
You might not be entertained by any of them but that doesn't mean that others can't be.
I feel like this is starting to go a little off topic so I'll stop now.
Not that Miro here provides any "actual value" as well, you know. If you want to dickride someone so much there are tons of other artist out there, better and who provides what people support them for.Yeah sure, people crave attention. Mostly women or children.
And as far as proving useless limp wrist streamers provide "actual value", I'm still not convinced. A porter mopping shitty floors in a bathroom provides more value than retarded streamers, but you don't send them donations.
Fucking wacky world.
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