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>same as in my example you believe that those people are not worthy of your work because they do not share your religion and that's all.


It's not a religion, it's an evaluation of their respect for me, and to a broader extent, their respect for artists.

I do not believe someone like you values the work of artists. You like having their art presented to you well enough, but you do not want to respect their copyright and you don't want to compensate them in any material sense. So all you want to do is give some kind of lip-service in the form of praise, I guess. You're free to believe that, but I feel it to be an insult to the work an artist does. If I feel there are more people like you in a community than is tolerable, then why would I contribute? Or to put it another way: Do you think you deserve any kind of art, at all? Do you think you need art, do you think it is owed to you? You want it for free, but you want to exchange nothing for it.

>No I mean not that people just do not buy your work because they are not interested I mean if they don't buy your work in principle because they hate artists who ask money for their work.


One, it would be the same difference in a financial sense. Two, people who hate artists who ask for money are bad people. Them rejecting me is of no importance.

>because this capitalist society is collapsing,


Everybody has their own delusions that they adore.