NBC Reporter: It is Ok to Celebrate Artemis II Launch, But Only as A Human Being, and Not as an American

[Marener]

Every space launch that is successful is a magnificent thing to behold.

Poetic, but doesn’t do much to soothe the knowledge that we poured an insane amount of time and money into a rocket that ultimately lacks the capability to do what we need.

 

[Captain Creeper]

Saying that an achievement is on the scale of humanity is high praise. Waste your little girl feelings on more important things.

We both know that is not what he was doing. Or, perhaps you do not, being the ridiculous retard that you are.

 

[Augustine_]

We both know that is not what he was doing.

You get off on feeling like a girly little victim so you've bought into a fiction

 

[Captain Creeper]

Poetic, but doesn’t do much to soothe the knowledge that we poured an insane amount of time and money into a rocket that ultimately lacks the capability to do what we need.

God, you are a sad sack. I bet you go around telling children there is no Santa Claus too, don't you?

 

[Captain Creeper]

You get off on feeling like a girly little victim so you've bought into a fiction

LOL!! And that comment is supposed to accomplish ... what?

 

[Augustine_]

LOL!! And that comment is supposed to accomplish ... what?

Pointing out truth is the accomplishment

 

[yidnar]

I agree with the author. Trump was an asshole and tried to insinuate that somehow American accomplishments should be rubbed in the world's face instead of gracefully recognized. Trump isnt used to winning. Trump had nothing to do with this launch. Neither did most of us other than paying our taxes.

Their amazing feat doesnt make you or me better than some Spaniard. What a weird ass worldview.

Spain is now a communist country ..

 

[Darkwind]

Poetic, but doesn’t do much to soothe the knowledge that we poured an insane amount of time and money into a rocket that ultimately lacks the capability to do what we need.

It is doing EXACTLY what they built it to do.

It was never meant to land on the moon. We are too early in the process yet to even consider that goal as anything other than the final deliverable.

Rushing in gets people killed.

 

[Hollie]

NBC Reporter Thinks We Shouldn’t Celebrate Artemis II Launch as Americans

The launch of the Artemis II mission to the moon is a significant achievement for NASA, and for our country. Yet there are those within the Elitist Media who can’t resist the urge to deemphasize American exceptionalism. Watch as NBC’s Tom Costello urges viewers to be proud of the launch. Just...

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In other words, celebrate the launch as a triumph for humankind, and not as an American accomplishment because ... Trump... America bad ...

I do not even get what the reporter is going for there. WTF does THAT even mean?!? Celebrate as a human and not an American?!?!? If THIS is not an example of TDS, then I do not know what is. Can you imagine some saying this during the Obama years, or even the Joe Biden disaster?!?! Everything today is viewed through a Trump prism. Everything MUST be construed in relation to Trump, per the left. If THAT is not derangement, then I don't know what is.

It’s a symptom of the disease of democrat’ism. They hate. It’s what they do. They hate the US, they hate themselves, they hate each other and they hate their miserable lives.

 

[Marener]

It is doing EXACTLY what they built it to do.

It was never meant to land on the moon. We are too early in the process yet to even consider that goal as anything other than the final deliverable.

Rushing in gets people killed.

“Rushing”? What a load of shit. 15 years and $30 billion for something which doesn’t land on the moon and can’t even put Orion into lunar orbit.

 

[Darkwind]

“Rushing”? What a load of shit. 15 years and $30 billion for something which doesn’t land on the moon and can’t even put Orion into lunar orbit.

Again, you don't just say,

"I'm going to the moon!" and then step across the street and get in a ship and go.

The delay is political. How well-funded were they during that time?

There is a development plan, and you can go read it.

 

[Marener]

Again, you don't just say,

"I'm going to the moon!" and then step across the street and get in a ship and go.

The delay is political. How well-funded were they during that time?

There is a development plan, and you can go read it.

They’ve had more than enough money to do the job and the problems with the development plan are numerous.

Much of it started 20 years ago when Congress mandated that SLS use shuttle technology in order to protect jobs in their districts.

 

[LeftofLeft]

The Left is replete with American apologists. So depressing..

 

[Darkwind]

They’ve had more than enough money to do the job and the problems with the development plan are numerous.

Much of it started 20 years ago when Congress mandated that SLS use shuttle technology in order to protect jobs in their districts.

Okay Flash. If you say so.

 

[Marener]

Okay Flash. If you say so.

The thing has been in development for over a decade. There’s been a lot of ink detailing the monumental problems.

They just had to revamp major portions of the architecture about a month ago.

NASA spent years trying to convince us the lunar gateway was totally necessary. It’s deleted now.

 

[fncceo]

I'm sure the Chinese are celebrating their trips to the moon as CHINESE citizens.

We're in another space race and it's not about flags and footprints this time. China wants to militarize the moon like they militarized the South China Sea.

China is rightfully proud of its space program, but as a nation - they way we USED to be about Apollo.

 

[Hollie]

“Rushing”? What a load of shit. 15 years and $30 billion for something which doesn’t land on the moon and can’t even put Orion into lunar orbit.

What point is there for a moon landing? Been there, done that repeatedly.

 

[Marener]

What point is there for a moon landing? Been there, done that repeatedly.

To be honest, I don’t know.

I think the manned space program is a huge waste of money.

 

[iamwhatiseem]

NBC Reporter Thinks We Shouldn’t Celebrate Artemis II Launch as Americans

The launch of the Artemis II mission to the moon is a significant achievement for NASA, and for our country. Yet there are those within the Elitist Media who can’t resist the urge to deemphasize American exceptionalism. Watch as NBC’s Tom Costello urges viewers to be proud of the launch. Just...

www.newsbusters.org

In other words, celebrate the launch as a triumph for humankind, and not as an American accomplishment because ... Trump... America bad ...

I do not even get what the reporter is going for there. WTF does THAT even mean?!? Celebrate as a human and not an American?!?!? If THIS is not an example of TDS, then I do not know what is. Can you imagine some saying this during the Obama years, or even the Joe Biden disaster?!?! Everything today is viewed through a Trump prism. Everything MUST be construed in relation to Trump, per the left. If THAT is not derangement, then I don't know what is.

TDS 101