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Ironically, the deepest red states - which, in general, are the states that hate the Federal government, welfare spending and socialism the most - are generally also the states that would be bankrupt the fastest if they were cut off from federal money. West Virginia, Mississippi, Alaska and Kentucky are all in the top 5.

But you're laughing at the damage. I need to emphasise: you're laughing at the damage. You're not laughing at just the progressives any more. You delight in the damage. You've got serious problems, man. You'd have a point it he started a thread with a giant photo of a pile of trash without any other context, and said "BWHAHAHAHAHA!" He already told you who he's "laughing" at and why, and it's not the damage, you know he's not and everyone else knows he's not, so stop acting like a typical gen z tik-toker and get over it.

Good grief, I hope to never feel especially serious. Especially here. Actually what I try to do is keep it light on top with a more serious undertone. It's not that I don't care, it's that I only have the questions not the answers.

Point of order: A Death strap is something used by riggers when packing reserve canopies for a racer type harness, where the strap is put around the reserve to make a "molar" shape to fit into the container nicely. If the rigger forgets to remove the strap, the result is certain death if the jumper deploys his reserve parachute. Racers are a bitch to pack without one. What you use to attach to each other in a down plane should be called something else, not a death strap, although impacting in a down plane is definitely unhealthy enough to result in death. I personally think tying yourselves together to do a down plane is a dumb idea, but thats just me. It pays to remember Murphys law. Call it something else, but riggers already have that terminology patented. Hiding a riggers death strap after he's finished packing a reserve WILL get you punched.

@the.Legend sorry for the late reply, I have Engo 2 Large with tinted lens and a clear visor on my helmet. They are visible pretty good in a bright daylight (and also brightness is adjustable)