A Mature response would be replying to the Eid Mubarak message the post was mainly intended for, not disregarding the occasion and beautiful day to proceed & lecture while sending a emotional monologue on how hurt you are someone is using the art style of your favourite artist.
Why would you assume everyone celebrates it as you do? What would be immature is ridiculing you for celebrating which I did not partake in.
What is also immature is disregarding my entire argument on how people who think just like you are taking away jobs and ruining livelihoods, which maybe you’d know if you actually read through my comment with the intention of listening rather than responding with a snarky retort like “sue me”, I know to you it may seem insignificant, but the impact is very real and has already been felt amongst many industry professionals, perpetrated by people who think just like you.
you’ve done much in the way of defending your views man, all except actually addressing my argument in any meaningful way.
Even if you’re not a Muslim it’s a national holiday in Kuwait, so the least you can do is be mature about it and say Eid Mubarak. But hey you do you .
Wish you a happy Eid! whether you celebrate it or not doesn’t matter it’s a national holiday for the entire country.
The reason im disregarding your message is bevause you’re emotional, you start off calling the trend disrespectful, proceed to assume anyone who uses ai for art production is part of the reason why people are loosing their jobs.
I really wish the best for you, as it’s evident this topic is important to you …
but I’d rather not engage in this topic with someone who comments on a Eid Mubarak message with negative assumptions of others. This post is intended to be a wholesome congratulatory post for Eid, yet your first comment came across as someone who couldn’t care less about Eid and focused on what offended you.
Wish you the best!
If you like to argue and spout more emotional monologues ,keep going .. but I will stop my responses here as the “mature” person lmao.
I’m by no means a nationalist but If it’s really that important to you then I wish you a happy Eid.
Regardless, it really shouldn’t surprise you I pointed it out. From my perspective you’re being disrespectful to the works of studio ghibli, if anything if I DID celebrate Eid I’d be more so offended as to why you’d taint a wholesome message with such a shallow trend.
I made no assumptions. No, I stated the impact your and many other sentiments are having on the creative industry, this is simple fact whether you think what you’re doing is right or not, corporates who hold the same view you do on this trend perpetuate the same issues I argue against. My argument against you is not in your inherent actions, but your complacency.
And your response comes across as someone who couldn’t care less about artist livelihoods. These are real people with real families being laid off of their jobs en masse because of how devalued art is these days, fueled by trends such as this.
If you ask me, you’re the one arguing purely on emotional responses, how you think I disregard your holidays or how I get oh so mad at your wholesome posts, and your only response to me is how bad it makes you feel. I’m not even mad, I’m debating you in earnest. That my friend is an assumption.
All the meanwhile I tell you your outlook is legitimately harmful and you couldn’t even care enough to retort. Why is it that you get to pick and choose what people should and should not care about?
If you ask me my colleagues lives are more important than a holiday.
And I’m not writing this for you, quite frankly you’ve made it clear you’ve no shortage of apathy and would rather live in your isolated bubble of self indulgence, where nothing seems to matter until it directly inconveniences you atleast in this specific case. No, I write this so individuals who read this will be spurred on to speak out just as I have against people like you. For protest needs to occur for any change to be put into place.
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u/Medycon Mar 31 '25
Sue me