exploit the hell out of their labor

The word you are looking for is “slavery”.

Anything can be an airport if you are suicidal rich enough.

It found almost half the jets travelled less than 500km and 900,000 were used “like taxis” for trips of less than 50km.

Less than 50 kilometres. With a jet. Let that level of misanthropic assholery sink in.

Tldw: It’s a spring loaded mechanism making an arrow suddenly appear that previously was out of sight. Look at 0:40 in the video, the 20 seconds thereafter show all you need to know.

But the bonuses for management were impressive!

And the stakeholders were very satisfied, too.

Reasons for patterns like this are most often to be found in childhood. You probably were rejected emotionally in your childhood by someone you yearned to be connected with (parent?!), and now you are repeating or replaying that shit in a vain attempt to get over it. This sounds weird but it makes sense when you see it as “taking the stronger role” to not be the weak and suffering part of the relationship - it’s a form of self protection.

Good therapy (there’s bad therapy as well unfortunately) can help.

😂

Sorry for the losses but shit like this is caused by ignorance for and/or denial of climate change and its causes.

Don’t use the victims to silence the solution which indeed is better policies to avoid or at least dampen the impacts of climate change. And it is a political problem that can only be solved by voting for those who take care of the problem and don’t deny it.

I wish you and all the people there all the best. And as soon as you’re all safe please make sure you all go and fucking vote.

They can’t hear such talking anyways over the really cool sound of their coal rollers.

The “jammer” in Windjammer is not associated with “jamming”, see my other comment.

The German term “Windjammer” translates literally to “wind whiner” or “wind lamentor” as the crews of these ships were very unhappy when there was no wind.

The contents of that bin get thrown into the same garbage container as all the rest.

Bidet.

Transgenerational stuff, victims becoming offenders and the likes.

Yep, you’re right, that’s what’s meant here.

No. Your response to such childhood is very individual. It’s a very common stance to live your life the opposite way of your parents lifestyle. That’s what produced the 1960s air of change in culture - hippies lived the very opposite of their parents ideals.

I simply point out well researched patterns in childhoods and their influence on character traits. Look up developmental psychology and transgenerational patterns. In Germany there’s a lot of research and publication about “war children” and “war grandchildren” (Kriegskinder und Kriegsenkel) which in general attributes a lot of the countries troubles and shortcomings to the upbringing of kids in a war and post war society with a lot of shame and guilt.

Fear is a general human trait woven into our existences and should/could be reduced in a loving and supporting childhood. If love and support are missing in your childhood you don’t learn to handle your fears in a mature and stable way.

(I know I’m painting this picture with a very broad brush. It’s to point in the general direction of feelings as the most plausible and applicable answer to OPs question.)

Emotions are stronger then intellect, much stronger. And most of these people suffered in bad childhoods and were drilled or neglected into disempathy. (That’s not the necessary reaction to such childhoods but it’s a common reaction.)

Oh you sweet summer child… It’s not an attack when the Führer commands it.

They are always mad in every sense of that word.

Better quality of living (in the long run even living longer) and less energy consumption on the AC may change that calculation.