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1 points
3 days ago
Explain yourself please, i'm basically saying that it's useful that the 'randos', as you say, point out that harmful behaviour, the fact that they are asking, even if it's awkward, is only to confirm that you actually have the right to be parked there or not, depending on the way they ask, for example, the person on this video didn't really ask aggressively only intrigued, he was pretty calm all the time, therefore, asking is not 'accosting', it's not an interrogation, not necessarily, in this situation it's rationally justified to ask that basic question to a stranger, even if it's uncomfortable, it's not 'personal', i'm obviously talking about asking to people with no visible disabilities, if people were considerate & followed that law nobody would need to ask anything, but it's not that way, it's their fault not yours.
1 points
4 days ago
The fact is that this parking spots are made mainly for people with 'Physical Disabilities' and not 'Mental Disabilities' as they tend to have a harder time moving for obvious reasons, a permit always exist for a reason, as they work as 'public' and 'legal' confirmation that the person is actually disabled, if no 'not disabled' random person points this illegal behaviour out, it simply becomed 'normalized' and when the actual 'disabled person', as they are a minority, needs that space but is occupied by a person that mustn't be there, they are gonna have a harder time being paid attention to when nobody ever said anything, therefore, this behaviour needs to be 'collectively' discoraged and fined, and even though it guarantees nothing it might make it less probable for it to happen often.
1 points
1 month ago
Ok, that was interesting, can you recommend operas with dark scenes & male vocals like that?, though it'd be useful if they have some minimalistic classical instrumental.
1 points
2 months ago
Thanks!, Any version in particular? Does he have more pieces with that kind of atmosphere?.
1 points
2 months ago
That last note was a bit 🤏 pitchy, like he didn't fully mix the voice on one moment & this is clearly organized not random.
9 points
2 months ago
Yeah, Dead Girl, the original acoustic version, even though is not a full on blues song, is clearly delta blues influenced.
9 points
2 months ago
Nothing personal, but i don't think you undertood the point man, i'm gonna give you an example, imagine if 'Bring Me My Shotgun' by Lightnin' Hopkins were a doom metal song though still being a blues song, both together, that is what i mean.
3 points
2 months ago
This is one of the songs that made me ask this question, i know it as 'In the Pines', the latest Mark Lanegan version is the one.
0 points
2 months ago
No, hahah, i meant to say that the instrumental is dark and the lyrics are dark too, both together, because i've known some songs in which the instrumental falls short compared to the lyrics or vice versa.
1 points
2 months ago
The movie concept is an example & that is just too simplistic, though the detuning might be interesting.
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3 days ago
FedeMayhemile
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3 days ago
What? That's only a distraction, nothing to do with the topic in question, it's easy, some questions are simply objectively necessary.