I know we're all supposed to be 'YAY SPACE' right now, but I can't be the only one who couldn't give less of a shit. The whole thing comes off as a bunch of rich guy's self-indulgent pet project while the world under them burns. Literally burns. As a people who (I assume) want to join a galactic community of some sort, it just seem irresponsible to be taking our garbage off-planet when we still can't figure out how to get this one to work properly. Almost 20% unemployment, ongoing low-intensity civil war, riots in many major cities, possible war with China on the horizon, "but hey look everyone SPACESHIPS" just comes off in the most dystopian clown world way possible to me. Maybe I'm the only one, whatever.

3:22 launch is also creepy as fuck, I don't care what anyone says.

>>9381454

You might not be so happy if you wake up one day to find the circus left town without you. Trust YOURSELF, not the people with money and power.

>>9381485

Texas is the reason the president's dead, shows what he knew. I'm sure the anon here last night who only has $11 to get him and his family through the next two weeks will be really impressed with the big, shiny spaceships though.

>>9381536

Brainlet Cold War-era platitude, anyone in the know knows we're already on Mars and these rockets are for show. It's a distraction from actual problems, maybe an effective one, but distraction nonetheless.

>>9381641

Ayo ebot 2011 called and they want their Anonymous cringe back.