Tropical Soulvangelical got me the Happy Bachelor to post another base share in quick succession after his response to the current Clooneyisms. This one isn't about Clooney, though. It's about the fact that TSV looked back on a road rage incident during the Memorial Day weekend back in 2024, just to show you how he doesn't forget these things, because he doesn't believe in unfinished business, but he never got a chance to talk about it till now. So some guy was tailgating TSV on TSV's way to his shift at Bland Barns along a country road where TSV was observing the speed limit (these types tend to drive out on the road just for the sake of driving and having no real destination, which TSV really doesn't understand). The guy was beeping at him from behind to try to intimidate TSV into breaking the speed limit. TSV refused to budge and the guy passed TSV over a double yellow line. TSV beeped back at him in a stance in favor of principle, but the guy beeped back -back- at TSV in response in that guy's apparent follow of personal corruption. TSV hasn't forgotten and he says right now, he knows you the guy are reading this right now, and commands you to repent for your actions. If you don't, may God have mercy on your soul. TSV remembers how the guy was one of those short guys with rubbery faces who tend to get obsessively involved in politics, often as a profession, but not as an elected figure. And with this past year when people were upset about political violence, TSV's wondering whether this guy reapt what he sowed accordingly. He may not even be with us as a result, but TSV still insists that the guy even -posthumously- read this base share. It was that weekend that another guy passed TSV over a left hand turn going the other way onto the same road, but that other guy was riding a motortrike, some sort of ATV. Only in the personally corrupt West does someone road rage someone else using a vehicle of luxury. Pretty much that entire weekend there were just road ragers all over the place on that road. And now just before the New Year not so much. So TSV's figuring that also in their forsaking of their God, they also wasted their time doing so if they were never going to be in a position to do it again. TSV's thankful that he hasn't been road raged on that particular road, or any other road in the past several months, and he hopes things stay that way. He doesn't buy that it was necessarily drugs, because he thinks they knew full well what they're doing. In their road rage, they were trying to tell him, well why don't you be more like everyone else? That's a fallacy, because "everyone else" wasn't road raging, and would also condemn those people's acts accordingly. Was it a contentious election coming up at the time? That's no excuse either because, again, we're now in hindsight 20/20, and -political- road raging is also a lame fallacy. And them trying to tell TSV that they can't be caught by the cops because there weren't any on the road at the time, so therefore they can do anything they want, also not true. TSV figures that separately when TSV's not on the road or in a position to witness them, they -have- been pulled over, ticketed, and likely even arrested if they were driving with a suspended license for having road raged on people. They should have taken such enforcement as a wakeup call for when they face their God with the same personally corrupt mindset they showed on the road. It's never too late to recant and repent and try to turn your life around. All these rationalizations for road raging on people, all wrong, both on the morals and as logical fallacies.