JcDent

I have noticed that I can tolerate the heat outside quite well as long as I'm in the shade, so the obvious solution is to kill the 1% in increasingly violent ways carry the shade with me.

But God damn, I don't want to do research into What Is The Best Optimal Parasol, I don't want to carry something that looks like an umbrella, I don't know if getting a Chinese silk parasol isn't appropriation, I don't know if that would be easy to maintain/wouldn't break immediately, AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

I fucking hate having choice of stuff to buy since it comes at the cost of having 85% of all choices being traps, 10% being cleverly disguised traps (thanks, marketing), like 4% options that are good, but indistinguishably different from each other, 0,5% being the right choice but prohibitively expensive and 0,5% being an expensive very well designed trap.

So it was one of those heartwarming stories that are forgotten in five minutes, but the guys at HE INSPIRE are quantum shitting through the n-th dimension:

-Implication of UPS driver being a zoophile
-"Exploits" also implies that the dog owner is also some way at fault
-The alleged story of zoophilia exploitation is posted in the INSPIRE section of the website
-The website posting alleged zoophilia/alleging zoophilia for clicks is called HeartEternal (may have been thoroughly nuked from the internet by 2023).

This is all on track for clickbait sites that were, as my boss explained to me back then, aiming at the lower-educated 40yo+ house ladies as their target audience.

After all, you reel them in with outrage and then woo them with feel-good shit. And the ad revenue continues to roll in!

Usually Hapless usually does Combat Mission videos, but his analysis of how magazine-fed bolt-action rifle influenced war in the run up to WWI had some revelations to me too.

If you don't have the time/desire to watch the entirety of it (I'm only up to 1914 myself), you can watch one video from this here timestamp and then watch the next one on the start of WWI to learn more about the material conditions that made it such a grinding shitshow.

Then we can go back discussing the political-ideological bullshit that put it all in motion