Hello, >>44973 here. Not only is it clear you have literally zero understanding of economics, it is clear to me you are a child who has never worked a single day in his life. You and your ilk graciously ask graciously ask others to share and leave a token "thanks" when they do, but if anyone even so much says "no," you reveal your true colors and bite the hand that feeds you by lashing out at them. You are never content and thankful for what you already have, and are incapable of appreciating any gifts you receive.
>What's the difference between want and need? Do you think there would be any point in existence if we were not satisfied with it? I'll leave you to your great life eating/breathing,shitting etc.
I mean, these a fleeting desires, which even if fulfilled, is still a fleeting fulfillment. Furthermore, it is not at all important to sustaining your life. You have surrendered yourself to the current of materialism when you can't see the difference between one and the other.
>So because you made a sacrifice you don't want to be generous because someone else didn't have to suffer. So essentially you want to make sure no one could enjoy something because your bitter you had to pay for it. You pathetic little bitch. Sacrifice? What the fuck are you talking about you little maggot. You did what you wanted to do. I don't consider a purchase a sacrifice.
You have completely missed the point in your autistic pedantic rambling. In a world of unlimited desires and limited resources, you have to make choices of forgoing one thing for something else. This is literally Day 1 of Econ 101 here.
>Because a mother doesn't owe her own child anything. She can do what she likes and just abandon it if she chooses. She doesn't have to do anything with it. Ah, but that thing called decency.
Your most intellectually disingenuous argument, by far. A mother's unconditional love of her child and file sharing do not compPost too long. Click here to view the full text.