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[–] HubertManne@piefed.social 1 points 19 hours ago

There are a lot of responses that this is just wrong and maybe that is true but I see merit in this. The thing with greed it is generally means wanting things one does not have where as gluttony is overindulgence in what one has. Gluttony being limited to food seems then a limitation of the ages. From my modern perspective overindulgence in anything is very similar. An opposition from moderation. Wanting for what one does not have and I sorta feel for it to be bad has to be something someone does not necessarilly need or wanting for far more than one needs feels like it could be money or land or food or cars or whatever. So is this technically wrong. I honestly do not know. But from my life experience I see it as appropriate.