rant · moment 8 of 17
Wanting to See Rich People's Mansions Flood
from Flood The Rich | The Tim Dillon Show #331 · #331
4 min
Tim argues there's a cathartic upside to climate change: watching wealthy Montecito residents like Ellen and Harry and Meghan panic and flee, tying it to class resentment and the coming recession.
- Tim claims he's not pro-mass death, preferring a slow trickle rather than everyone dying at once.
- Watching wealthy people like Oprah face flooded rivers reminds everyone they're subject to the same natural forces as everyone else.
- Recent movies like Triangle of Sadness and The Menu tap into collective desire to see wealthy people suffer.
- If Montecito mansions get damaged by floods, it could be cathartic for people facing a coming recession and layoffs.
- Tim identifies an upside to climate change: chaotic destruction will affect rich people more than poor people.
- News of Harry and Meghan ordered to evacuate their mansion exemplifies the visceral satisfaction of watching the wealthy flee disasters.
- Extreme weather serves as a unifying force in society and should be encouraged, whether natural or manufactured via HAARP technology.
- Government should manufacture extreme weather to destroy wealthy areas and improve overall social happiness long-term.