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It is summer and that means it is warmer than it is in winter.

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Hot weather in America means going to lakes and having BBQs but it also means that when we are indoors we use air conditioning to keep the temperatures pleasant. The basics of air conditioning were invented at the very beginning of the 20th century in 1902 by Willis H. Carrier, and of course Willis Carrier was a White man because who else has invented worthwhile advancements over the last 500 years?

Air conditioning was not always as ubiquitous in the U.S. as it is today, in my younger days it was common for cars in northern states to not have AC and many homes also did not have central air, especially the further north you went. Our home when we lived in northern Michigan just below the Mackinac Bridge didn’t have central air because we really didn’t need it. Now, I am not sure you can even buy a car without air conditioning and even in northern state I would assume almost all new home builds include central air.

This is in keeping with contemporary American thinking: Why be uncomfortable if you don’t need to be?

In the winter I could set the thermostat at 60 degrees and wear a sweater around the house, but I prefer to set it around 66-68 degrees. Americans have spent 250 years creating a prosperous society through enormous sacrifice. I think the fellas at Valley Forge would want me to be comfy in the summer time.

Meanwhile in the cradle of modern human civilization, Mother Europe:

According to Grok Europe, with a population of 450 million in the EU, experiences a crazy number of heat-related deaths per year….

Key Annual Estimates

• ~175,000 heat-related deaths per year on average in Europe (WHO/UN data, based on 2000–2019). This accounts for about 36% of the global total (~489,000).news.un.org
• Recent hot summers show large spikes: ~62,000 in summer 2022, ~51,000 in 2023, ~63,000 in 2024. Over four recent years, the total exceeded 200,000.who.int
• These are mostly among the elderly (often 65+ or 75+), in urban areas, and during heat waves. Many occur indoors due to poor nighttime cooling in buildings designed for heat retention.

Meanwhile in the U.S. with a population of around 350 million, also according to Grok….

Officially reported heat-related deaths in the US average around 700–1,300 per year historically, but have risen significantly in recent years to over 2,000 annually, with 2023 seeing a record high of 2,325.

If I am doing my math correctly, Engineer Jim please correct me if not, that means that the U.S. has around one heat related death per 175,000 people annually on average.

Europe on the other hand sees one heat related death per 2,571 people annually on average, or 68 times more heat related deaths per capita.

Notice also who is dying from completely preventable heat related deaths….

These are mostly among the elderly (often 65+ or 75+), in urban areas, and during heat waves.

The “immigrants” in Europe are mostly younger, so the people dying in Europe from preventable heat related causes are mostly White, actual Europeans who are dying because of the climate change cult.

In the middle of a heat wave, the obvious thing to do is….remove your air conditioning?

Remember that the British used to rule much of the world. Now they let old British pensioners die in heat waves because of “climate change”.

As the quip goes, the carbon They want to reduce….is you.

This guy gets it….

Meanwhile the frog eaters are blaming, you guessed it, America for the heat wave:

Well of course they do.

Unlike the US, where air conditioning is common, in France only one in four households has air conditioning. Historically, the French have been sceptical about air conditioning: an Ipsos survey published earlier this month found that 78 per cent of French people believe that it’s bad for the environment and one in six respondents said they would rather suffer for the sake of the planet.

But last week’s record-breaking temperatures have shown that attitudes have shifted, with retailers across the country selling out of portable air conditioning units and videos capturing shoppers forming long queues and tearing at pallets holding units freshly offloaded from delivery trucks.

Preliminary mortality figures released Sunday by Public Health France show that the country has registered 1,000 more deaths than previous months since the peak of the heatwave on Wednesday, when temperatures edged past the 40C threshold in many parts of France. The number of home deaths also spiked by 40 per cent during that time.

Only one out of four French households have air conditioning, something that is widely available and has been for decades, but apparently that is my fault.

As I have asserted on any number of occasions, if you really care about “The Environment”, the first thing you should do is to stop subsidizing and incentivizing Africans and South Asians, Middle Easterners, etc. from breeding like stinky and stupid rabbits.

That isn’t what the people inexplicably in charge are doing. Instead they are encouraging non-Whites in the third world to reproduce and then welcoming the excess population to move to White nations with the promise of free shit and **nudge, nudge, wink, wink** access to White women and girls of any age they want.

Simultaneously the White people living in those nations are told they must sacrifice and suffer, stoically accepting a much lower standard of living in order to make the dreams of violent simpletons come true. The dreams of the White people and their posterity already living in those nations are both irrelevant and racist. The sacrifice is our duty and the suffering is punishment because our forefathers didn’t suck at life.

Air conditioning is not just a comfortable convenience. For the elderly it is life saving. When a society prioritizes the needs of invaders over the very lives of their most vulnerable, it is a sign of a society that needs to be burned to the ground and replaced with one with it’s priorities straightened out.