I just don't like people who take advantage of their parents to stay home and do nothing. No school. No work. No helping with household chores. They just stay home and play video games and simply exist.
This is a result of poor parenting, therefore I cry no tears.
Because that's not good for the economy or the housing market. Homeownership is meant to be seen as the ultimate goal in American life (even though it comes with almost as many drawbacks and complications as it does positives, unless you have fuck-you money) and that perception is strictly enforced in society and on the internet. Hence "homeowners" being considered a higher cultural class. If people stop consooming and ably-financed people aren't buying houses, that's bad for the machine, and they need to be bullied out of such a mentality.
Not to mention the psychological component where people (especially men) get buttflustered when they see others (especially other men) choosing not to partake in the same trials and tribulations (or, making the same mistakes, depending on how you look at it) that they did, because now they feel their own struggle is invalidated and want to run away from being like they fucked up. They can't beat you intellectually, so they lash out with the "ur not a man"-isms.
Lots of people have gotten themselves underwater by living outside their actual means, whether it's buying a house they can't keep up with, continuing to rent the 1BR they just barely make rent on each month (maybe not even), or whatever else. So whenever they see someone ducking the whole problem by intentionally living below their means, they turn into assmad Facebook boomers.
nooooo this is different he's actually rich he can afford it
So what?
PICK UP YOUR FUCKING SKATEBOARD
Pretty basic trap game against a bad team on the second night of a double-road B2B across time zones. Nothing to get worked up about, although I'm sure I'll see plenty of that if I sort by controversial.
Yup, that's r/NBA