Solumbran

joined 3 years ago
[–] Solumbran@lemmy.world -1 points 10 hours ago

The usual cherrypicking, what a surprise.

Whatever.

[–] Solumbran@lemmy.world -1 points 16 hours ago (2 children)

Have you tried "choosing not to drink", ever? Have you ever had a glass of champagne handed to you to celebrate an occasion, and tried to say "sorry, I don't drink alcohol"?

Because if you did, you would know that there is a constant pressure to drink, because people have a drinking problem and hate seeing others not follow the same tracks, it makes them think about themselves.

Also, you're putting the whole responsibility on the victim here. But even tv shows and movies (which are heavily, heavily in favour of alcohol) almost always have the situation of "creep that tries to get someone drunk to rape them", because yes, you can get someone to drink. Knowingly or not. And the funny part is that the more they drink, the easier it is to get them to drink more. And on top of that, alcohol also makes the perpetrator more likely to act. I guess all of these bad problems it causes are worth the positive parts: cancer risks, addiction, and whatnot. Ah and I forgot, a slight sense of temporary , confused joy.

Also, the outfit isn't correlated to rape. Alcohol is used as a tool to rape. The comparison doesn't work. And an outfit rarely hurts anyone, while alcohol does.

[–] Solumbran@lemmy.world 1 points 16 hours ago

I said that mindful drinking means not drinking, you reacted saying that I'm not wanting people to have fun, implying that alcohol is a requirement to have fun.

If you can't have "joy" without alcohol, you have a problem, and should worry about that. Your reply doesn't even make any kind of sense.

And also, no, I'm not going to "let people be" when they do things that cause a lot of problems. And yes, alcohol does cause a lot of problems, even when it's "just a beer", and unless you've lived in a cave without anyone else your whole life you have seen it, or participated in it

Maybe start caring about things once in a while, this "let things be" never worked.

[–] Solumbran@lemmy.world 5 points 17 hours ago (1 children)

Well yeah, the basic AI training has been done, so obey your big tech overlords and work harder, slave.

They don't care about how you feel, only about what you produce.

[–] Solumbran@lemmy.world 1 points 17 hours ago (4 children)

"Guns don't kill people, people kill people"

You'll have to find better than that. Also people who get raped under the influence of alcohol weren't going to be raped anyway, so your invalid argument isn't enough even if you decide to believe it is valid.

[–] Solumbran@lemmy.world 5 points 18 hours ago

"La justice appartenant à un système corrompu n'a pas fait d'efforts pour éviter la corruption du système"

Qui aurait pu prédire

[–] Solumbran@lemmy.world -1 points 18 hours ago (2 children)

If you can't have fun without alcohol, you're an alcoholic. Your addiction shouldn't be encouraged and pushed on others.

[–] Solumbran@lemmy.world 0 points 19 hours ago (6 children)

Well that's a good amount of delusion over there.

Sure, let's pretend that violence is never related to alcohol, and that there has never been a single case of someone using alcohol to rape someone else. Also it's good for health and possibly makes you immortal.

Your individual experience doesn't negate millenia of alcohol-induced violence. Stop the bullshit.

[–] Solumbran@lemmy.world 11 points 1 day ago (1 children)

This looks weirdly AI.

What's up with the hand holding the kettle?

[–] Solumbran@lemmy.world -1 points 1 day ago (8 children)

Sugar doesn't make you beat up, kill, or rape people. Sugar doesn't actually kill you if you are addicted to it and stop too fast.

Cars are a tool with a lot of uses that would be really hard to replace, but yes, they should be much more restricted, it's absurd that having a 1+ ton metal machine is so easy but carrying a pocket knife is seen as crazily dangerous.

Drinking alcohol has no use, very bad effects, is addictive in one of the worst ways (once again, I don't know of many drugs that actually cause you to suddenly die if you stop too fast), causes horrible behaviours that endanger both the user and people around, funds a horrible industry of pieces of shit.

Even things like heroin or cocaine are not that unilaterally bad.

The only thing that even compares would be cigarettes, as they bring absolutely nothing good at all, and also can kill others, but the scale is very different and no one has ever been killed because of the influence of a cigarette, or raped because of being too high from it.

If we follow my logic, alcohol (and cigarettes) should not be allowed, and that's it. Once it's done you can wonder all you want about sugar, cars and heroin, have debates, etc. Nothing prevents anyone from banning alcohol and not following up with a campaign to ban everything that can be bad.

And one last point, if you ban alcohol, it becomes impossible to advertise it. If you ban advertising, I can guarantee that it will actually not be banned, because the laws are going to be circumvented by lobbies. That's why there are lobbies that have been protecting cigarettes, but there's no such thing as a lobby for heroin or so, a ban is much harder to avoid than a restriction.

[–] Solumbran@lemmy.world 0 points 1 day ago (10 children)

Okay, let's put the perspective from another angle.

Should companies be allowed to make money out of an addictive, toxic drug that pushes people to be more violent, irresponsible and basically out of control, and at the same time much more vulnerable to rape?

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A simple little landscape (treescape?) made by hand from a brass plate, cut with a saw.

 

A handcrafted brass pendant made with a jeweler's saw. The play on contrasts shows the crane relaxing on one leg in front of the sun (or the moon, depending on the point of view).

 

A set of aluminium earrings, cut by hand from a plate.

This is a design that I'd like to revisit; maybe by making the letters more bulky and visible. I'm not sure it's a design that appeals to a lot of people though, for some reason.

 

Well, not necessarily a pendant, it could definitely work as earrings too, but I only made one.

Made of brass, cut with a saw as usual, and a rivet done with a hammered nail to the horizontal bar movable.

Here the scale (pun intended) shows a bit more:

 

Hey,

When creating a post, the alt text field for a picture seems to expect a URL-style content (my keyboard automatically replaces the comma key with a slash, and other little details that make it feel like that), instead of a normal text, so I just thought I'd mention it since I don't think it's a very noticeable thing.

The app is great by the way!

 

This one was not easy. It is made of an aluminium plate under a brass plate, attached together by handmade rivets (tiny nails, that you hammer down on the pointy side at the back to flatten it and clamp the two plates together).

The big difficulty of this is the rivets, that are already not very easy (for me) to do, but here I had to shape them after bending the curve of the two metal plates. Why? Because if you attach them together, then try to bend them, the outer plate has a flatter curve than the inner one, which misaligns the holes of the rivets. And in the process, starts tearing them and causing damage and other problems.

However, hammering down a tiny nail, while having to make sure that the hammering is done in the proper way, on a non-flat surface, feels a little bit like trying to kill a mosquito with a hammer: it doesn't feel right, and you know that it'll probably end in a disaster.

At least, the little problems that appeared in the process are not too visible, but yeah, I'm not so sure I would want to make this one again :')

 

A simple bow with arrows, the bow is copper and the rest is brass. Medieval weapons make for simple but effective earrings, and work well for your next TTRPG game :D

I have also made dangling flail earrings that were fun, but maybe less obviously recognisable than these.

 

Another craft cut from a brass plate, by hand. This one tries to be rather delicate and not too bulky, and the coin shows a bit the scale of it.

 

A simple brass butterfly, cut by hand with a saw.

 

One of my more bulky crafts, also maybe more whimsical ones, but it was fun to make.

I later added cut felt as a background to give it more contrast, but I don't have a picture of that :/

 

This project was an attempt at making something 3 dimensional from just a metal plate, by cutting it with a saw and then just pushing it out of the frame.

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Another craft made from a simple brass plate, this time the design relies on contrast. It's quite simple, but still one that I'm rather fond of, even though others might not feel the same.

It doesn't show very clearly, but the antlers are made from a cut in the plate, they are not engraved.

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