#island building

[sl33py-g4m3r]

man~~~ I don’t have a plan of what to do with my island~~~

I never know where to put the museum or the shops in the beginning~~~

maybe around the resident services so everything is kind of close?

I don’t have a plan for my island at all~~ feel like I’m bad at making islands tbh~~

started the thing for the shop too and hope to get the good shovel to hopefully start mapping out stuff before I place stuff~~

how do you all plan such awesome islands and actually complete them? I’ve flattened once and then deleted it cause I didn’t have a plan. I hope to not do that again~~

sort of sequence breaking the game maybe a bit by getting the better shovel before actually getting the flimsy shovel recipe, lol

not enough room in the beach for both the museum and nooks cranny as they’re the same size. Was going to put them even with resident services on the right side~~~

but then second guessed it~~~ and am indecisive again

[aurianneor]

The Workers

“Saluez, riches heureux,  /“Salute, you happy rich,

Ces pauvres en haillons / These poor in rags

Saluez, ce sont eux, / Salute them, they're the ones

Qui gagnent vos millions” / Who earn your millions”

Song by the Penn Sardin of Douarnenez, 1905.

Wealth in Europe and America has been and continues to be built on the labor of workers, in Europe and elsewhere in the world.

To win the war between 1914 and 1918, and then to rebuild, governments called on workers. During the Second World War, American industrial power helped win the war against the Nazis: manufacturing of war machines (tanks, planes, ships).

Workers have saved the country on several occasions when their civic conscience was called upon: the First World War and reconstruction are two examples.

Some of the ultra-rich collaborated with invaders, including the Nazis. Renault, for example. Another example: in 1871, the bourgeois government of Adolphe Tiers asked the Prussians to bomb Paris to get rid of the Communards, who were the only defenders of Paris when the government deserted to Versailles.

Le Cri du peuple - Jacques Tardi - Wikipedia: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_Cri_du_peuple_(bande_dessin%C3%A9e)

We have to stop insulting them by calling them “toothless” or “deplorables”. They may not have studied, but the overwhelming majority have not betrayed their country.

When workers wanted to improve their conditions, they had to fight. The richest didn't want to give up any of their wealth, so they used force, thanks to the police and the army. They don't share their astronomical profits, the fruits of these workers' labor. In the 1970s, the wealthy first turned to immigrants who accepted the poor conditions and took the work of local workers. It was at this time that the Front National was born. There's no point in attacking immigrants who are in the same situation as these workers. It's better to attack those who impose bad conditions.

Then the factories moved abroad, where the workforce had to put up with such poor conditions, and European and American workers lost their jobs.

Areas such as the north and center of France (including the “diagonale du vide”) have been completely abandoned since the factories left: public services have been dismantled for the profits of the wealthiest. Indeed, they used the de-industrialization of these areas to justify paying lower taxes.

DOCUMENTAIRE "NOUS LES OUVRIERS" - FRANCE 2 (Octobre 2023): https://youtu.be/xleM0aWxxXE?si=D3-lxrEMuss8XEQ5 et la suite: Nous les ouvriers - Theme Classes sociales _ 2023 -FR2-: https://tube-arts-lettres-sciences-humaines.apps.education.fr/w/hhAgC9AqCYbbbWd5AF9DZG

Le Temps des ouvriers - 4 épisodes - Arte: https://educ.arte.tv/serie/le-temps-des-ouvriers-tous-les-episodes

Le temps de l'usine - Le temps des ouvriers - Episode 1 - ARTE: https://youtu.be/y_CUtS1b6FI?si=SDiQbMLLDyU7adYi

Le temps des barricades - Le temps des ouvriers - Episode 2 ARTE: https://youtu.be/4Y5PdUpFeYY?si=S2rU4JFFCDaV_KBO

Le temps des ouvriers 3/4 Le temps à la chaîne - Arte: https://youtu.be/hu1i_ZvNZUE?si=ygfN2-ab_XEDPSMb

Le temps des ouvriers 4/4 Le temps de la destruction - Arte: https://youtu.be/kKAtdliNYmM?si=jxOg1Qm-LeCyzJx1

"Le feu sacré", le documentaire sur la lutte des ouvriers de l'aciérie Ascoval, remporte le Grand prix du Figra - France Info: https://www.francetvinfo.fr/culture/cinema/documentaires/le-feu-sacre-le-documentaire-sur-la-lutte-des-ouvriers-de-l-acierie-ascoval-remporte-le-grand-prix-du-figra_3867503.html

Que c'est beau, les Corons retentissent à Bollaert-Delelis !: https://youtu.be/_F33S0EeZVg?si=XpjS6VaYlFMDWhTO 

These workers have lost their jobs.

Factories have relocated to countries where workers are forced to accept poor working conditions and low wages, while factory owners and shareholders shamelessly enrich themselves on their backs. It's the workers who produce the wealth. This wealth is also made possible by environmental standards considered unacceptable in Europe and the USA, and which are practiced in these countries. This is done by destroying the environment when they have enough money and means to pay workers properly, ensure decent working conditions and respect the environment. But they don't. They never have enough money.

Europe has made the terrible mistake of abandoning three of the four pillars of sovereignty abroad: prosperity to China, energy to Russia and security to the USA (the fourth pillar is food). This was done for the profits of the richest.

Many of the world's working people can't afford decent food (organic permaculture), or live below the poverty line. They are nicknamed the “working poor”. The uberization of work, the auto entrepreneurship and micro entrepreneurship favor these poor conditions.

UN agencies work to improve conditions for workers and the environment.

Labels such as fair trade help to improve workers' conditions, while organic labels help to improve environmental conditions.

Today, the world's largest steelworks are in South Korea. Workers earn more than the average French wage. Work is highly automated and labor-saving. There is not enough work for many people.

In Japan, factory organization is based on trust in the workers. They are the ones who say what's right and what's wrong. Relationships between people are more harmonious. Japanese automakers practice a lot of “island building”, where one worker builds the product from start to finish. There's no alienation as in Taylorism. The worker knows why he is doing things and is responsible for the quality of the resulting product.

China can compete with the USA and Europe, but not with Japan, because the quality of the final product is the result of trusting and valuing the worker. Workers are listened to and given the freedom to suggest improvements.

Why Hondas Run Great - JIT Manufacturing, 5S Methodology and Kaizen - FortNine: https://youtu.be/0LfbsW-5tAk?si=KG7S6BpWOGj90vw-

Honda's creator had no capital and no bank loans. Consequently, he could only finance his factory through customer purchases. Quality builds reputation, and therefore brings customers.

Épisode 1/4 : Au Moyen Âge, la naissance des métiers - France Culture: https://www.radiofrance.fr/franceculture/podcasts/lsd-la-serie-documentaire/au-moyen-age-la-naissance-des-metiers-5894659

During the containment period, people were no longer able to buy from China. The West is still buying oil from the Russians, despite the war in Ukraine, and is paying the Ukrainians to defend themselves. We need to bring manufacturing, green energy and security back to Western countries under the right conditions. The current situation makes products travel far too far and makes the West dependent on dictatorships.

In France, blue-collar workers still account for a third of the working population. Their working conditions have improved. Conditions for workers in developing countries remain poor.

A universal basic income should be introduced, so that workers don't have to accept undignified work, and solidarity should be shown with regions that no longer have any industry. If we taxed the rich, we'd have the means to do so.

Charlie Chaplin - Factory Scene - Modern Times (1936): https://youtu.be/6n9ESFJTnHs?si=WvZMZ1Jwmzie18_9

Épisode 2/4 : Le travail, une valeur en question - France Culture: https://www.radiofrance.fr/franceculture/podcasts/lsd-la-serie-documentaire/le-travail-une-valeur-en-question-5782150

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Les travailleurs: https://www.aurianneor.org/les-ouvriers/

Police, Army: https://www.aurianneor.org/police-army/

Humiliated by the Republic: https://www.aurianneor.org/humiliated-by-the-republic/

The Rust Belt: https://www.aurianneor.org/the-rust-belt-2/

We’re all in it together: https://www.aurianneor.org/were-all-in-it-together/

The richest 1% are at war with the rest of the world: https://www.aurianneor.org/the-richest-1-are-at-war-with-the-rest-of-the-world/

A slice of the cake: https://www.aurianneor.org/a-slice-of-the-cake/

Fed up with strikes? Ask for referendums!: https://www.aurianneor.org/fed-up-with-strikes-ask-for-referendums/

Immigration: https://www.aurianneor.org/immigration-2/

Better Factory Cambodia: https://www.aurianneor.org/better-factory-cambodia-bfc-improves-labour/

Clean Clothes: https://www.aurianneor.org/clean-clothes-shirt-on-your-back/

Artisans Angkor, a SiemReap factory: https://www.aurianneor.org/artisans-angkor-a-siemreap-factory-ilo/

Fair trade and organic farming: https://www.aurianneor.org/fair-trade-and-organic-farming/

Jiro’s art of working: https://www.aurianneor.org/jiros-art-of-working-jiro-dreams-of-sushi/

Basic Income is possible: https://www.aurianneor.org/basic-income-is-possible-the-instrument-of/

Living with dignity: https://www.aurianneor.org/living-with-dignity/

The Modern “chiffon rouge”: https://www.aurianneor.org/the-modern-chiffon-rouge/

Work: https://www.aurianneor.org/work-work-1915-charlie-chaplin/

Work, it’s an all-or-nothing option: https://www.aurianneor.org/work-its-an-all-or-nothing-option/

Representation of capitalism trying to take all the resources and trying to make workers live nothing but work: https://www.aurianneor.org/representation-of-capitalism-trying-to-take-all-the-resources-and-trying-to-make-workers-live-nothing-but-work/

A decent job: https://www.aurianneor.org/a-decent-job/

[nordsea-horizons]

a seemingly harmless abandoned farm🍂 inspired by @krystalkatpaws’s over the garden wall code🎃

[candlelightisland]

🏡 home by the water

[markerslinger]

Above and below. Informational posters from the Realm of Kong.

Stuff:

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[miniculecrossing]

Summer days🌤️

[rusty-courage]

I just realized I never shared any images of the base @marblegroves and I created on Artimator SMP : D

[2seeitall]

Corfu, Greece

[quenepacrossing]

✿ flower shop | da: 0267-6570-3659

[mackscrossing]

happy September 1st🍁🎃🍂👻🌙

(🎃 spirit Halloween inspired (and codes made) by @/april_acnh_ on instagram 🎃)

[nordsea-horizons]

sunken path🌱 im late to this trend i know, but it really is such a cool area to include if you have the space! credit for the idea to crossingani_ ofc🍃

[gummi-ships]

Kingdom Hearts 3 - San Fransokyo

[6flyingosprey6]

You guys remember all the old buildings from the very early days of the server?

From what we know about Bagi and Cellbits parents, along with Walter Bob's family, it seems like there should have been a lot more buildings around than there was.

I don't think this is the first time that the island has been run back.

[miniculecrossing]

🪴🍃🌾🌱

[puretopia]

moving to Windenburg

[waytoomuchacnh]

finally getting started 💥 :: follow along on yt if you’d like :)