Comments by "Lil Weasel ♡" (@lil_weasel219) on "" video.

  1. The "Jealousy" vs "envy" that you describe are actually called "benign envy" and "malicious envy" in academic literature. Otherwise, envy and jealously are used differently seemingly by area, and have been used differently depending on the time period. EDIT; And as an additional note, I'd say there's a third type too. I was emotionally abused as a child and teen, And when I see other people being affectionate and happy with their families, I experience extreme pain. That doesn't mean I want them to lose their families or anything, But it does cause me a lot of pain and yet there is no potential for resolution (improvement). This gives rise to despair, especially if you fail to create a new family in friends, like i failed to. One might name this a different term than envy, but really theres no sense in that, because the only thing that differs compared to benign envy is the potential for resolution.
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  2. I am not a foster kid but i was emotionally abused since toddlerhood, and still today i get an extreme emotional reaction to other people being affectionate to their families. I start to cry, become really red and hot, feel this despair and want to kms on the spot. Its like...a cPTSD flashback thing. Pretty much.
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  3. no national holidays the last 6 months hah
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  4. 48:12
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  5. 21:38 the accent is on the 2nd O; ostrakismOs :p algorithm boost.
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  6. Hi Contra, Im stopping by to recommend Surveillance Capitalism as a topic to cover :) I like your vids kek
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  7. 1:09:00 omfg thats so much disposable plastic jfc
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  8. whats kinda funny is that trans men and women induce a kind of acquired intersexuality via hormones (e.g. benis with titties, or beards large muscles etc with a virilised vulva), de facto, but everyone still keeps calling you folk "males and females". Like blaire white calls herself biologically male non stop. like if we wanna be "non politically correct" but accurate thats literally what it is.
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  9. Omg its ItsBlackFriday eeeee 🖤
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  10. The part on Nietzsche and morality reminded me of Anarcho-Egoist thought. Max Stirner etc.
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  11. 14:03 Don't you think basic human rights and thus a less unequal access to material resources does in fact rightfully belong to the people, and not the just the rich on top? this would make class rage, certainly as part of a coherent anti-unjust hierarchy lefist ideology, qualify as utterly defensive and thus jealousy at most, but not envy? The poor cant gain wealth w/o the rich losing it, so there is no actual offense here,these feelings are defensive in nature other (and perhaps most) cases of leftist negative reactions to our current hierarchical reality are rooted in sympathy (for other people and other sentient beings) and neither envy or jealousy
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  12. I love a lot of things about the video, however I think the most important element has a fatal flaw. I think you are confusing several distinct emotions with envy, and you end up cramming several distinct emotions into the"envy category". I know this from most clearly from myself. Middle class and rich status reminds me of my miserable middle class childhood with abusive parents, and i absolutely do not want to be a rich person like Kim K, i simply do not envy her. Id still respond in the same "morally outraged" way, or really disgusted way, at the described twitter historical events. The plastic waste from that Fyre Festival alone is enough to make my blood boil, and all the "envious" posters said is just topping
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  13.  @___.51  I assure you, the other stressors in my childhood, even without financial ones were enough to cause me severe c-PTSD and completely destroy me as a person. I was also bullied for having been raised in a been middle class household, even though i didnt have more freedom than the lower class kids. I was denied medical care despite my parents having had the money to afford it, i now have brain damage from untreated epilepsy. So certainly, i associate the middle class still with a combination of a lack of freedom and lack of community and social acceptance because i was seen as "the rich". AND indeed, i was socially rejected exactly because the other lids were envious of an imagined middle class ideal that i didnt actually fulfill (i was in worse circumstances than any of them). Because of what happened im likely going to be lower class in the future. Ofc, my experience is very specific, the imprinting and associations to trauma and social rejection are very strong, and its dnvy that motivated other kids to hate me, but i think there is too much generalisation in this video, and reduction of a complex set of motivators by only mentioning and covering one of them, which once a viewer has soe biases can work to boost them.
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