@goronyanpai
I'm your typical programmer salaryman. I made a good deal of money, but unlike most people, I live an incredibly simple life.
I don't drink alcohol, never have, never will.
I don't smoke, never have, never will.
I don't do any drugs, never have, never will.
I don't drink coffee, pop, or any other source of caffeine. I drink water, and milk.
I don't play video games much anymore, so I don't buy video games much anymore.
I have a roommate to split the bills with, so my already cheap bills are cheaper.
My loans are relatively low compared to most. I'm below the national average by I think about half.
I find eating to be a chore, and absolutely awful experience overall. Sure some food is good, but having to eat is a pain in the ass. Because of this, I rarely buy snacks. I don't cook, nor do I have time to usually (also I suck at it). I am perfectly content finding a meal I'm willing to put in my mouth without wanting to die, and eating it ad infinitum.
All in all, I have more money than I need. Couple this with how I try to keep myself on a tight budget because I can't rationalize buying expensive shit I don't need, and you have someone who has more than enough money to buy raws.
So that's where I'm coming from, but then I realized how cheap raws are in the first place and that only makes me scoff at anyone profiting in any form from scanlation. If this was my full-time job, or commission works (money paid to convince me to work on something I normally would not want to work on), I can understand a bit more. Although, given the fact that there's truth in saying that scanlation potentially takes money from the author, I feel like the only actual rational reason to make any profit off of someone else's work is someone bribing you to do something you already do (commissions).
There's my overly complicated, overly verbose explanation for my viewpoints on this subject. If that doesn't answer your question, ask it again because by now I've already forgotten what you asked.