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September 15, 2025 1 comment

Congratulations Georgia!

So Georgia just lost 8500 future jobs due to racism.

Like, one racist lady–who is running for public office!–went out of her way to bring ICE down on a Hyundai factory that was being set up in her state. And since she hates her state, she ensured that the Korean technicians and engineers that had been brought in to complete the installation of the factory machinery and to train the American employees were arrested, terrorized, and TORTURED by ICE.

And she’s proud of what she did. Because she’s a fucking problematic weirdo that SHOULD NOT have any authority over anyone anywhere on the planet. Just a giant fucking loser of a person. A pulsating pus-filled goiter of a human being.

And due to her actions and the actions of ICE and the DHS, the United States is losing not just the Georgia facility, but also a factory in Tennessee, and any other agreed upon partnerships that may have been in the works.

Congratulations, Georgia. You got played.

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September 12, 2025 0 comments

Jealousy vs Envy

I think a big part of the problems with the world today is the watering down of words. The purposeful misuses and the changed meanings.

“Jealousy” is more violent than “envy.”

The pop culturification of things like “I’m so jealous of you!” has done great harm. Where it’s used as though it’s a compliment, when really jealousy is a threat.

Envy is seeing a happy couple and wishing for the same for yourself. You admire without feeling the need to interact, steal, or destroy.

Jealousy is thinking “That should be mine.” That life. That jewelry. That family. You see it, you want it, and you go out to take it, even if it harms other people. And if you can’t get it, you’d rather see it destroyed than continue to be enjoyed by the person you’re jealous of.

“I’m so envious of you” is a compliment. It’s “I see how great you’re doing and I admire that. I’m glad you’re doing so well.” with no intention to interfere.

I see you. I acknowledge you. I’m glad for you.

That’s benign envy.

Jealousy is harsh and abrasive. Yet somehow people have taken to using jealousy in place of envy, and envy has gotten the bad reputation.

I saw discourse about that Dog Food Lunch lady. I didn’t look any further into the situation.

But I agree that the sister is coming across as a suspicious character.