Face-Eating Cannibal Killer

Posted on | March 29, 2019 | 1 Comment

Florida? Yes, of course, it’s Florida:

The young American cannibal Austin Harrouff, 22, will go on trial for murder on November 4, reports WPTV in Palm Beach, Florida.
Harrouff, as you will recall, was arrested in August 2016 when he was discovered biting off the face of 59-year-old John Stevens III, after having killed him.
Harrouff was removing the victim’s flesh with his teeth, according to police. It took several officers, a police dog and a stun gun to pry the determined cannibal from the body. Stevens’ wife, 53-year-old Michelle Mishcon, was found dead in the couple’s garage.
Harrouff also allegedly attacked a neighbor who managed to call 911 before being airlifted to the hospital where he underwent emergency surgery for his injuries.
This wasn’t the first time that Florida police have been called to a face-eating scene. In 2012, Miami resident Rudy Eugene became known as the “Causeway Cannibal” after he was arrested for orally removing most of the flesh from the face of a homeless man who survived the attack.
Authorities initially said the Causeway Cannibal was tripping on bath salts at the tie, but drug tests revealed him to be clean and sober.
Similarly, when Harrouff was arrested, Marin County Sheriff William Snyder blamed it on drugs: “When we see a case like this, when someone is biting off pieces of somebody’s face, could it be flakka, the answer is it absolutely could be a flakka case.”
Flakka, technically known as Alpha PVP, is described by the National Institute on Drug Abuse as “chemically similar to other synthetic cathinone drugs popularly called ‘bath salts’” which can cause “hyperstimulation, paranoia, and hallucinations that can lead to violent aggression and self-injury.”
But it turns out that Harrouff wasn’t on flakka after all, according to toxicology reports obtained by People magazine.
Dr. Phillip Resnick, a forensic psychologist . . . concluded that Harrouff believed he was “half-dog, half-man” at the time of the brutal attack.

In case I haven’t reminded you lately, crazy people are dangerous.

Category: Crime, Florida

‘Henry Greenberg’ and the Deep State Conspiracy Against Donald Trump

Posted on | March 29, 2019 | Comments Off on ‘Henry Greenberg’ and the Deep State Conspiracy Against Donald Trump

Michael Caputo, a longtime Trump associate whose life was wrecked by the Mueller investigation, called attention to an important fact this morning in an appearance on the Fox News Channel:

Caputo said that a man identifying himself as a Russian-American named “Henry Greenberg” called him one day from Miami, “offering information [on Hillary Clinton] to the Trump campaign.”
“I deflected the call to Roger Stone,” Caputo recalled, noting that at the time he knew Greenberg to be a convicted criminal with questionable ties.
Caputo said he found out that Greenberg is or was an FBI informant, and claimed his real identity is a Gennady Vasilievich Vostretsov, a Russian national with a violent criminal history.
One of Stone’s attorneys, Grant Smith, claimed in a 2018 letter to the House Intelligence Committee that Greenberg a.k.a. Vostretsov was trying to “entrap” Stone and “compromise the Trump effort.”

This has been public knowledge since last June:

Caputo said in a letter he sent to the House Intelligence Committee on [June 15] that the man, 59-year-old Gennadiy Vasilievich Vostretsov, had reached out to him in late May 2016 through his business partner in Miami, a Russian national named Sergey Petrushin. Vostretsov introduced himself as “Henry Greenberg” and said he had information about Clinton he wanted to provide the Trump campaign.
Caputo put him in touch with Roger Stone, who was serving as a senior adviser to then-candidate Donald Trump and lived in South Florida. Stone met with “Greenberg” but later told Caputo that he had tried to sell information on Clinton, but he declined and thought “Greenberg” was “a nut,” according to the letter.
According to text messages reviewed by the Washington Post, Caputo wrote to Stone: “How crazy is the Russian?” Stone replied that “Greenberg” wanted “big” money. “Waste of time,” he texted Caputo.
Caputo said he forgot about this interaction until several weeks ago, when the Special Counsel asked him about a May 29, 2016, text message he sent to Stone asking if “Greenberg” had contacted him. Caputo said he was suspicious about how much the Special Counsel knew about the “Greenberg” approach and ordered his own investigation of him.
“After my [Office of Special Counsel] interview, I deployed the crowdfunding resources of CaputoLegalFund.com to investigate Henry Greenberg in the United States and Russia,” Caputo said in a statement on Sunday. “We discovered very quickly that this shady character has a long career as an FBI informant.”
Caputo found that “Greenberg” was really Vostretsov and had also assumed the names Henry Oknyansky and Gennady Arzhanik. He learned that Vostretsov had a long history of criminal activity in Russia, served ten years in prison, he first arrived in the U.S. in 1994, was soon after charged with assault with a deadly weapon, and served time in U.S. prisons for that and other charges.

Ask yourself a couple of questions:

Was it a coincidence that an FBI informant contacted Caputo in May 2016 offering to sell information on Clinton?
Why did Mueller’s investigators know to ask questions about this guy?

Isn’t it obvious — aren’t we justified in surmising — that Vostretsov was part of an effort by the FBI to lure Trump’s associates into a trap? And if we are correct in this logical inference, isn’t it therefore apparent that federal agents were targeting the Trump campaign even before the FBI’s “Crossfire Hurricane” investigation was officially begun in late July 2016? This is the clearest clue we have that the so-called “Deep State” conspiracy against Trump had begun operating months before the date claimed by ex-FBI director James Comey. Whether or not Comey knew what was going on with Vostretsov, if Caputo’s version of the story is correct, it seems highly unlikely that a known FBI informant would have been independently trying to contact the Trump campaign.

Especially we should consider this bit of information important in light of the fact that Natalia Veselnitskaya, the central figure in the June 2016 Trump Tower meeting, was evidently in cahoots with Fusion GPS, the Clinton-connected firm which commissioned the Steele dossier. Is it possible that the same people who were pushing Veselnitskaya toward the Trump campaign were also involved in the earlier “Greenberg” ruse? And doesn’t this suggest that someone inside the FBI may have been working with Fusion GPS personnel or other Clinton operatives to do a “sting” on the Trump campaign? Well, I don’t know the answers to these questions, but I hope Senate Republicans will start trying to connect these dots, because this thing reeks to high heaven.

Category: Corruption, Crime, Donald Trump, Russia

Joe Biden and White Self-Hatred

Posted on | March 29, 2019 | Comments Off on Joe Biden and White Self-Hatred

In 1991, Sen. Joe Biden was the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee who permitted the Supreme Court confirmation hearings for Clarence Thomas to become a “high-tech lynching.” Among other things, this squalid episode had the effect of causing young Andrew Breitbart to begin questioning the liberal beliefs he had grown up with. (See, for example, Larry O’Connor’s column from last October, “The Kavanaugh effect: The next Andrew Breitbart is watching.”) What Biden and his fellow Democrats did to Thomas was so clearly wrong, and so obviously motivated by political hatred, that it was henceforth impossible for Democrats to appeal to a sense of decorum or bipartisanship without being seen as hypocrites. If there were one incident in his life for which Biden owes America an apology, this was it, but the politics of the Democratic Party have changed to such an extent that Biden is now apologizing for the wrong reasons:

During a recent struggle session over his role in the Clarence Thomas-Anita Hill Supreme Court hearings of 1991, prospective presidential candidate Joe Biden declared that the United States had a centuries-old embedded cultural problem with permissive violence against women. “It’s an English jurisprudential culture,” Biden explained this week, “a white man’s culture. It’s got to change.”
“English jurisprudential culture” is, of course, the foundation of American governance and our Constitutional rights. It’s unlikely any culture in history has brought more freedom and prosperity to more of humankind. . . .
Those who demand acts of contrition over “English jurisprudential culture,” seem to have a problem with ideals of blind justice and due process that stop us from sacrificing people to the whims of an aggrieved mob. Biden’s transgression against progressivism, as far as I can tell, was affirming to Thomas during the Hill hearings that, “from the beginning and at this moment, until the end, the presumption [of innocence] is with you.” It wasn’t true.
Though it’s quite puzzling why the former vice president laments the “white” cultural evils of American jurisprudence when mentioning his role in the Thomas Supreme Court hearings. Perhaps confessing racial guilt is merely a form of ritual self-flagellation these days. Then again, it was Biden, with the assistance of a bunch of other white men, helped smear a black man with an impeccable record and no corroborating evidence of wrongdoing simply because he held the wrong kind of views.

(Hat-tip: Stephen Green at Instapundit.)

This kind of “ritual self-flagellation” by white men has become normalized on the Left, where feminists assert the inherent superiority of women and “heterosexual white male” is an epithet. The most obvious response to being demonized in this way is simply for white men to avoid leftists, and you can see by 2016 exit polls (white males favoring Trump over Clinton by a 2-to-1 margin) that this is how most have reacted.

However, a Democrat politician like Biden can’t escape the necessity of trying to appeal to the voter base of a party ideologically organized around anti-white and anti-male hatred. So he must now grovel apologetically and denounce “white man’s culture” in hope of securing his party’s presidential nomination. And he doesn’t seem to consider how politics often works like Newton’s Third Law of Motion. For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction, and it can be predicted that most young white men, watching Biden’s “ritual self-flagellation,” will respond by saying, “Hell, no.” It is one thing for a wealthy old white politician to abase himself and plead for mercy from the Democrat voter base, but your average young white guy doesn’t feel the need to apologize.

Democrats never seem to anticipate the consequences of pandering to the Left, and blame Republicans for the evidence of “racism” and “sexism” which Democrats themselves have helped to inspire. The more Democrats double-down on identity politics and Cultural Marxism, the more they will alienate the majority of Americans, but because the liberal media are always willing to make excuses for Democrats, to rationalize their failures by scapegoating Republicans — “Orange Man Bad!” — there is no hope that this trend will ever be corrected.

The kind of dangerous violent reaction we saw recently in Christchurch is, to a great extent, a result of soi-disant “conservatives” refusing to stand up against the Left’s identity-politics game. If conservatives are afraid to call things by their right name, we risk becoming complicit in the normalization of the Left’s bizarre worldview.

Category: Joe Biden, Racism

In The Mailbox: 03.28.19

Posted on | March 29, 2019 | Comments Off on In The Mailbox: 03.28.19

— compiled by Wombat-socho

OVER THE TRANSOM
EBL: Opening Day – Drunk History Women’s Baseball
Twitchy: Adam Schiff Passes The Hat For $$ To Keep Debunked Dem Narrative Alive
Louder With Crowder: Chris Evans Hates Trump Supporters, And Doesn’t Care If You Know It

RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES
Adam Piggott: The Media Will Not Be Held Accountable And Nothing Will Change
American Thinker: The Vainglorious NeverTrumpers
Animal Magnetism: Travel Day Rule 5
Babalu Blog: Venezuela’s Dictatorship Doesn’t Want Foreign Intervention (Except Cuba & Russia), also, Baseball Is Here And Tony Oliva Should Be In Cooperstown
BattleSwarm: Laws Are For The Little People – Avenatti/Smollett Edition
CDR Salamander: Diversity Thursday
Da Tech Guy: HR-5 Is An Attempt By The House Democrats To Force Their Progressive Beliefs On Everybody, also. Don’t Be Fooled By The Sir Humphrey Applebys In Chicago
Don Surber: Trump Will Release The FISA Warrants
Dustbury: Gallows Poll
First Street Journal: Hate Crimes Legislation = Virtue Signaling
The Geller Report: Only Black Reporters Allowed In GA Mayoral Race Event, also, Man Dies In London Stabbing, Perps Fled To Mosque
Hogewash: Colluding With Reality, also, Team Kimberlin Post of The Day
Hollywood In Toto: Dumbo Delivers Spectacle And Dumbed-Down Humans
Joe For America: Smollett Surprised To Find Feds Are Still Investigating Him
JustOneMinute: Brexit, Ongoing…
Legal Insurrection: Rand Paul Suggests Congress Ask Obama What He Knew About Russia Investigation, also, FBI To Review Charges Dropped In Smollett Hate Crime Hoax Case
The PanAm Post: The Bolivian “Sergio Moro” Aspires To The Presidency
Power Line: Eric Holder Clarifies, also, Russia Collusion Fake News Hall Of Shame
Shot In The Dark: Unfinished Business, also, Afflicting The Afflicted
STUMP: Divestment And ESG Follies…And Heroes
The Political Hat: College Wokeness – Queering Non-Humans, Vegan Oceanography, & The Unacknowledgeable Discrimination
This Ain’t Hell: A Few Thoughts From Chairman Mao, also, Bride Kicks Guest out Of Wedding For Wearing Marine Dress Blues
Victory Girls: Baseball Is America’s Gift To The World
Volokh Conspiracy: South Bend Mayor Channels Montgomery Burns
Weasel Zippers: Maxine Waters – On Second Thought. We Were Never Going To Impeach Trump, also, Police Organize Protest Against State’s Attorney Kim Foxx, Who Also Gets Slammed By IL Prosecutors Bar Association
Megan McArdle: Brexit Shambles Ever Onward, Destination Unknown
Mark Steyn: A Deal Of New Green

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Lindy West’s Big Fat Plagiarism Scandal

Posted on | March 28, 2019 | Comments Off on Lindy West’s Big Fat Plagiarism Scandal

File this one under “Annals of Leftist Autophagy.” Lindy West is a feminist who became notorious for promoting the 2015 #ShoutYourAbortion social media campaign, and she’s also a 300-pound “fat activist” who, in her 2016 memoir Shrill, asserted that America is afflicted with a “monomanical fixation on female thinness.”

Because Hollywood is desperate to appease feminists, Lindy West’s memoir got turned into a six-part series on the Hulu livestreaming network, and the problem with that — as anyone familiar with Shrill‘s hateful anti-male theme would immediately see — is that the book doesn’t easily lend itself to entertainment purposes.

To adapt Lindy West’s book to the screen, therefore, Hulu hired writers to pad out the script with scenes that are found nowhere in West’s book. And as might be expected, a plagiarism scandal ensued:

There’s a scene in Shrill . . . when Annie (played by Aidy Bryant) stands in a circle, surrounded by beautiful big naked bellies in bathing suits.
Annie hovers, shy and unsure of herself. She’s the only one not in a bathing suit and is, instead, fully covered in jeans and a blue button down shirt. She’s encouraged to dance, but waves it off. But then, after a moment’s hesitation, she starts dancing as Ariana Grande’s “One Last Time” swells. Seeing all of those beautiful fat babes dazzling in their bikinis unlocks something inside. She’s confident and comfortable and self-assured.
She’s radiant. . . .
Earlier this week, fat activist Virgie Tovar spoke out publicly against Shrill, claiming that the pool party was lifted directly from an experience she discussed in both her Tedx Talk and recent memoir, You Have the Right to Remain Fat. She called out West by name, angry at a white woman for stealing this personal moment from her past and not giving her, a woman of color, the recognition she deserves.
There’s just one problem: West did not write Episode 4 “Pool.” The episode was written by writer and humorist Samantha Irby, a queer black woman.
All three women — West, Tovar, and Irby — write and speak about their experiences as fat women. All have books to their name and strong social media platforms. For those of us, like myself, who advocate for fat acceptance and body positivity, they all carry familiar names.

Being an “advocate for fat acceptance and body positivity” in the feminist movement is an increasingly overcrowded niche — everybody’s doing it, and therefore the competition among such “advocates” is merciless. Virgie Tovar complains the left-wing “call-out culture” she tried to leverage against Lindy West got turned against her:

The fact that Lindy West or any of the other white people on Shrill team didn’t step up to take accountability and instead allowed this to become a fight between two women of color is truly despicable. . . . Irby’s actions have impacted me, have hurt me, and I know mine have hurt her too. I know that Irby’s experiences and mine are not the same, but I do know I experience racism too. Racism looks like not seeing yourself when you try to find stories that make you feel like you really exist. Racism is being told by a white woman that your work doesn’t matter enough to be part of the conversation you’ve dedicated your life to for a decade.

All it would have taken is an email, a phone call, a small payment and a writer’s credit to pacify Virgie Tovar, if the creators of the Hulu show had the presence of mind to do this in advance. But the recent boom in feminist propaganda TV means it’s amateur hour on these productions, and nobody in charge recognized that Irby had written a scene for Shrill clearly inspired by Tovar’s story. The larger issue (pardon the pun) is that feminists are reframing obesity — a serious health problem in the United States — as a sort of resistance to the patriarchy. While I have great sympathy for plump women who complain, quite rightly, about the endless bombardment of media images of skeletal fashion models, and advertisements for weight-loss products of dubious effectiveness, such legitimate complaints must be considered separately from attempts to turn “fat activism” into a political movement. To say that Lindy West (or Virgie Tovar or any other fat woman) is a victim of patriarchal oppression is transparently an effort to organize a new grievance lobby, to indoctrinate fat women with the belief that political activism is the solution to their personal problems. What this is about is recruiting constituents for the Democrat Party by convincing them that the way to fight back against fat-shaming “sexists” is to elect more Democrats.

Astute readers will note that nobody is offering book contracts or TV deals to fat men complaining about their weight problems. The progressives who control the publishing industry and Hollywood have no sympathy for fat men, or for any men at all, really. Everything for progressives is now about promoting feminism, to widen the electoral “gender gap” in favor of Democrats. Do not be deceived.

Category: Hollywood, Sex Trouble

Tucker Carlson: CNN Dutifully Follows ‘Marching Orders’ From Nancy Pelosi

Posted on | March 28, 2019 | Comments Off on Tucker Carlson: CNN Dutifully Follows ‘Marching Orders’ From Nancy Pelosi

In his Wednesday opening monologue, Tucker Carlson explained that the real collusion is between Democrats and the “mainstream” media:

This past Sunday afternoon, we learned that the Trump campaign did not collude with the government of Russia. That was the conclusion of Robert Mueller’s investigation, an investigation that spent two years exhaustively looking into the question. This was very good news for America — we don’t have a spy in the White House. But it was apocalyptic for the Democratic Party and their press agents in the news media.
These are the people who would stake their reputations and their fortunes on the collusion hoax — and they were stunned. Befuddled politicians stammered on television, trying to figure out what to say about the news. Viewers of liberal media outlets didn’t want to hear anything about it. Huge numbers of them just quit watching immediately. On Tuesday night, CNN’s 8 p.m. show lost nearly 50 percent of its viewers.
For progressive channels, this was a catastrophe. Something had to be done. So into this disaster steps the Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi. On Monday, just hours after the collusion story collapsed, Pelosi announced that the Democratic Party would be switching gears. Going forward, Democrats would focus intently on health care, just like she disingenuously claimed they always had.
“We’ve never taken our focus away,” she said. “I hope that it focuses the press on these issues.”
“I hope the press focuses healthcare,” Pelosi said. She didn’t have to ask twice. At CNN, they were paying close attention to every word Pelosi uttered. To Jeff Zucker and the anchors who work for him at CNN, Pelosi isn’t just a politician, she’s the leader of the party — their party. The party under whose banner Zucker has said he may someday run for office.
When America’s most powerful Democrat speaks, CNN listens with pen in hand. These are marching orders, and the network swung into action immediately. The rundowns of every primetime show were scrapped and rebuilt. Gone were the segments about office towers in Moscow and Carter Page’s spying and Don Jr. going to prison. In their place, long editorials about health care. The Democratic health care plan is sensible and necessary, CNN told us. The Republican plan — cruel and heartless. . . .
Democratic officials pick the topic and the storyline. Their servants in cable news dutifully repeat it to the word, all day long.
CNN is not a news outlet, it’s a super PAC. It is running unregulated campaign ads 24 hours a day.

Watch the video:

Category: CNN, Fox News

In The Mailbox: 03.27.19

Posted on | March 28, 2019 | Comments Off on In The Mailbox: 03.27.19

— compiled by Wombat-socho

OVER THE TRANSOM
Ninety Miles From Tyranny: The 90 Miles Mystery Box Episode #572
357 Magnum: It’s Almost Like they Never Heard Of Capital Gains Taxes
EBL: A Bad Week For Rachel Maddow & MSNBC
Twitchy: Kim Fox Office Internal Memo Seeks Other Examples Of The Smollett Treatment (Updated)
Louder With Crowder: Watch Senator Mike Lee Mock The Green New Deal With Star Wars, Ronald Reagan Riding Velociraptor

RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES
Adam Piggott: My Trip To Louisiana
American Power: Leftists Destroy Everything
American Thinker: The Incalculable Damage Of The Russia Hoax
Animal Magnetism: Animal’s Hump Day News
Babalu Blog: Royal Twits Go Slumming In Style, also, TV Marti Goes On The Air In 1990, Begins Broadcasting To Cuba
BattleSwarm: How Qatar Buys Influence (And A Bit About The Saudis)
CDR Salamander: Well, That’s One Plan To Get To 355
Da Tech Guy: Two Guys Don’t Get Prosecuted, also, Flyover Country – The Real News About Floods
Don Surber: Obama’s Legacy Is The Smollett Case
Dustbury: Son, Can You Play Me A Melody?
First Street Journal: Only In The Age Of Special Snowflakes Would This Be News
The Geller Report: Obama Admin Pressured Ukraine Not To Investigate “Mega-Donor” Soros, also, “Libyan” Human Traffickers Force Slaves To Perform Unspeakable Acts
Hogewash: Senate Votes Down Green Nude Eel, 57-0, also, Team Kimberlin Post of The Day (Starring Johnny Atsign!)
Hollywood In Toto: Captain Marvel Strips One Essential Element Away
Joe For America: Judge Jeannine Returns To Fox News This Saturday, also, Chicago PD Revolts After Smollett Charges Dropped, Releases Smollett’s Arrest Record
JustOneMinute: Cut ‘Em Loose
Legal Insurrection: 9th Circuit Rejects Appeal From Kate Steinle’s Parents, Rules They Can’t Sue San Francisco, also, Greenland Glacier Reverses Course, Starts Growing Again After Years of Shrinking
Michelle Malkin: Crony State – The Obamas’ Chicago Fixer Tina Tchen
The PanAm Post: Colombia Denounces Russian Military Presence In Venezuela
Power Line: Democrats Punt On The Green New Deal, also, Less Than Full Disclosure From The NYT
Shot In The Dark: Cultural Nausea
STUMP: Chicago Update – Fun In Store For The Next Mayor
The Political Hat: Connecticut Posed To Make It Easier To Kill The Mentally Ill
This Ain’t Hell: Look, VA Did It Again, also, Trump Vows To Release FISA Docs Now That Mueller Probe Complete, Slams “Treasonous” FBI
Victory Girls: Mike Lee Trolls Occasional Cortex’s Green New Deal
Weasel Zippers: PA Democrats Slam Republican’s Christian Prayer As “Offensive”, “Islamophobic”, also, FBI Reviewing Dismissal Of Charges Against Smollett
Megan McArdle: What The Political Storms Over Brexit And The Mueller Report Have In Common
Mark Steyn: The West In Existential Crisis

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“I seen my duty, and I done it.”

Posted on | March 28, 2019 | Comments Off on “I seen my duty, and I done it.”

— by Wombat-socho

Generally speaking, I don’t comment on the rare occasions when I use the banhammer on some fool in the comments. The departure of the unfunny, unlamented Guinspen, however, strikes me as a good time to remind people of the ground rules here.

Some years ago, when Stacy asked me to come aboard and help out when Smitty headed off to assume his duties as Admiral of the Afghan Seas, he asked me to take up the banhammer and maintain order in the comments, because this was not a task he enjoyed. I, however, having been a trained and seasoned jammer operator, Goon, and former /b/tard, enjoyed being unpleasant to people in the line of duty, especially if those people were being unpleasant to start with. For the most part, it’s been a fairly undemanding task. The vast majority of the commentariat here at The Other McCain are reasonably polite folk, and on the rare occasions when people lose their temper and start commenting with more anger than discretion, they usually respond well to requests to chill out.

Which brings us to the most recent dirtbag to get the boot. I don’t have a lot of rules, but chief among them is that y’all need to keep things polite and not get personal in your invective. If you forget this, I’ll ask you to knock it off, and if you keep it up, you’re gone. As I said previously, most of you do as I ask, and some of you have even apologized, which is nice. On the other hand, if you ignore the “Mod” tag on my posts, threaten to stop contributing to the Shoe Leather Fund, and try to insult me into the bargain*, you get whacked with the banhammer and your comments get deleted at my discretion. I’ll usually leave the offending comment up as an example for others.

So: be polite, think twice before you post in anger, and you’ll be fine. Give me a bunch of lip when I call you out, and you’re history. This concludes your block of instruction on comment courtesy; feel free to post as you will.

*If things have gotten to that point, insulting me is a waste of your time, because I don’t care about your opinion, angry idiot on the Internet.