CRAZY-HAZY-SIMS

While its well meaning, that whole sentence is so unhinged and unfortunately privileged as hell and besides the actual point. We live in a world and job economy where an unfathomable amount of people cant find jobs because companies post fake hirings, phase out their workforce for a*i, constant layoffs, unlivable pay, etc. i see loved ones and other people withering away because they cant find a damn job, people cant afford food or medical care and still cant find "real" jobs. Like, its so fking unbelievable bad out here.

Can we just focus on what the actual problem is here? that a person sucks ass, is releasing broken goods to people, and is using means that destroy the planet to make their goods for income?

We really need to get over this archaic concept of what a "real" job is because that kind of thing is a huge slippery slope to begin with. its used for s*x workers, its used for artists, or anyone who doesnt subscribe to the states acknowledged jobs/ is doing something that doesnt fall into the preset careers created for the workforce . hell, its even been used for service workers. It really easily lumps any 3D artists into the same bracket as well, even if the state of sims cc making $ is its own discussion because this lingo is used not just for this specific person but anyone making models and releasing sims content that makes income. (and i dont say this as a means to defend the practice, but this lingo is bad. you cant isolate it to just one person, with the history it has) Like, i understand it sucks 99% of us have to do fuckass jobs to barely scrape by but were not helping ourselves with the whole "real job" thing.

Making the conversation about what a -real- job is or not is really besides the point and draws attention away from what the actual problems are.