Re: [linux-audio-user] Totally OT (was Rhythm Galaxy vol.1 drum/percussion sample library)

From: Dana Olson <dana@email-addr-hidden>
Date: Wed Mar 08 2006 - 05:09:30 EET

On 3/7/06, Maluvia <terakuma@email-addr-hidden> wrote:
> I assume, (perhaps erroneously), the following things:
>
> 1. Everyone, unless they are independently wealthy, living on a pension, or
> a hobo, has a job or self-employment income by means of which they are
> enabled to pay their bills and purchase the goods and services they either
> require or simply desire.
>
> 2. All said individuals are actually being *paid* a wage, salary, or
> receiving some form of income for this work - else they could not pay the
> rent with it, so to speak.
>
> 3. All these same individuals believe they *deserve* to be paid for
> whatever work they do for their employer - or if self-employed - for
> whatever goods or services they offer for sale.
>
> This being the case, how on earth can such individuals make the case that
> they deserve to be paid for what they do for a living, while an artist,
> programmer, or individual in some line of work other than their own - does
> not?
>
> Just asking.
>
> I find the degree of hypocrisy underlying such a premise utterly
> dumbfounding - not to mention the conceit.
>
> - Maluvia

I agree, but I guess I stopped reading the other thread when it got
heated to the point that you branched off into this one?

Personally, I have no problems paying for this library, except that
right now I don't have a job, so it will have to wait until I get a
new one.

What the attitude is with some Linux users, I don't know... Someone
flipped on me because I accept donations at UbuntuStudio.com to help
pay for the site fees and whatnot (I haven't actually received any
donations, but that's besides the point). They said I started the site
for the love of money and that they would not be supporting me. Oooook
then.

Dana
Received on Wed Mar 8 08:15:08 2006

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