More 18th Century Thirst Traps Please

@lieutenantfest is never over !!!

Drone incursions are becoming more and more of an issue when it comes to wildfires, so last year I designed these graphics, but I never got around to sharing them anywhere.

If you send your drone up during a wildfire, even if you don't feel like you are that close, all planes and helicopters in the area may have to be grounded which can have a massive and detrimental effect on first responders' ability to manage that fire.

If you send your drone up and a plane or helicopter hits it, no matter how small your drone is, it could crash that aircraft injuring or killing those on board and potentially people on the ground as well. Even if the aircraft stays up, it will have damage that could ground it for an indeterminate and potentially extensive amount of time, meaning one less resource is available for that fire and other fires.

Just don't do it.

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Guess who? 🥰⁠

Even his critics find him interesting. But if you need an answer:

And:

He is a close friend of madmen, wretches, beasts, and poets.

I WAS WAITING TO BE ASKED THIS QUESTION!!!

I have a full list prepared, anon.

Ahem. *clears voice* Here we go.

🥰✨️Why We Love Saint-Just✨️🥰

👉 He defied established traditional authorities from older men trying to keep him down to the literal king (also his mom)

👉 He changed the course of the Revolution with his speech(es) about the king

👉 He was absolutely brilliant, his speeches and theoretical works are amazing? (Also Organt is great Idc what you say and not enough people know Arlequin-Diogène or La Raison à la morne.)

👉 His self-reflection in the fragments and all the philosophical/political stuff??

👉 His views on friendship and the community of affections completely shattering nationalist ties to soil and blood rhetoric

👉 He was fiercely devoted to an ideal to the point of incarnating the sublime

👉 His devotion to his friends, not just Robespierre but also Couthon and Le Bas and Thuillier and Gateau etc. and Élisabeth Duplay-Le Bas. Even Villain d'Aubigny who yet turned on him.

👉 He was so kind to Élisabeth and Henriette on mission and treated them like capable adults (which Philippe was less good at lol)

👉 His work on missions was incredible but also can we talk about the Ventôse Decrees? And the fact HE WROTE A CONSTITUTION BEFORE TURNING TWENTY-SIX????

👉 His self-myth and the struggle with his mask and how it's hiding a vulnerable sensitive young man is just w o w

👉 He lived in a small village and lacked a lot of resources from money to books and everyone who's been there can relate

👉 He's like the patron saint to impatient overachieving youth

👉 Transmascs and lesbians love him because he definitely speaks to their experience of being queer and struggling with objectification and infantilization

👉 He defiantly told his executioners he was a STUDENT before the Revolution without any career

👉 He tried so hard??? He's so #relatable???

👉 He terrified the establishment then and now

👉 He pisses off SO MANY PEOPLE like Furet and Gueniffey and Schama and Mantel 🫶😈🥳

👉 He could have easily embraced tyranny and taken action against the Convention but he chose not to and to die instead

👉 His rage gives a voice to the abused and the oppressed and the scorned in the centuries and in the skies

👉 Alexa, play his anthem Welcome to the Black Parade

👉 Oh yeah and HE LOOKED LIKE THIS

HAPPY 14th JULY 🇫🇷🇫🇷💥

[joyeuse fête nationale à tous ✨🇫🇷💥]