Me too and I don't even read those. My mind is just fucked up.

Are you responding to yourself or did someone downvote you?

I mean, you're technically correct but I think this post wasn't meant to be taken literally. The way I see this, this is more of a jab at the system that lets people work full time and still not make enough money to survive, and the greedy shits who can buy five private jets because of this system. That said, the problem is obviously systemic, not on an individual level. Beating up a guy who's exploiting the system (like, the CEO of that company) won't work, because he's then gonna turn around and sue you, benefitting from the same system he had been exploiting. But it's really hard to make meaningful changes nowadays because a lot of big companies would rather skedaddle to China than pay people a living wage.

Ah good

"How dare you suggest that the dragon's wealth came from human suffering? He earned it all himself, he's entitled to it!!!" - medieval Republicans

Lol imagine defending voodoo economics. Hilarious.

Tbh that's exactly what the Supernatural version is. Except he's got a dad bod instead of abs. Which is much hotter when combined with his personality.

From the very little I remember from high school biology classes, what you get from food and supplements is actually a provitamin which gets "activated" in your body and turns into vitamin D by being out in the sun. So technically taking the vitamin D from someone whose body has already done all that work would make sense?
When I was young, I read in a magazine that vampires are based on people with a severe iron deficiency, because it causes dry and pale skin, cracked (bleeding) lips and corners of the mouth, cracked fingernails, weak teeth (maybe vampire fangs are based on people's broken teeth?), brittle hair / hair loss, and also deteriorates your mental health. Which I guess would mean that some people are driven to insanity and decide that the way to get iron is to drink blood.
But idk I also read that vampires were created by people as an analogy to the aristocracy. Hence the "bloodsucking" and also the seducer trope.

Can't remember the name exactly but it was about the Polish government. Considerations on the Government of Poland, I think? By the name you can already guess that the whole book isn't like the part I described, it's mostly practical tips for the then Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.

I read a book by my dude JJ Rousseau in which he said all these nonsensical rules were actually meant to cement the nation, and divide it from all the others. Interesting perspective imo.