I don't mind the tarantulas. You gotta really piss one off to get it to give you any trouble. My wife HATES em! You know, they crawl around looking all spidery, and stuff!😂 It's weird, they come out in late Summer, and cross the roads from East to West by the thousands around here.
We've also had a couple of horses bitten by rattlesnakes. Both young, and bitten right between the nostrils. We (my wife) had a Corgi who was bitten several times over the years. The last time, he was bitten 5 times on the snout by the same snake. He survived it, somehow. I'll say he was tenacious in order not to dishonor his memory. He was my wife's best friend, protector, and a pain in my ass for 15 years. I miss that damn dog for some reason now.
And what kind of crazy place do you live in where you can't kill a dangerous creature like a rattlesnake?

Wars are good for the economy even though I believe that would be a horrible reason to start one. Very stimulative. Thousands employed,
much manufacturing. Course back in the day the number of enlisted way outnumbered the bureaucrats clerks, lobbyists, desk warriors, and um support personnel. Maybe we need to cut way back on the bureaucracy. Actually an estimated 1.5 trillion in spending is 4% of the estimated debt in ten years. Of course if the economy explodes (stated reason for the cut) then the 1.5 will be recouped. All programs need their rate of growth cut. ALL.From the congressional staffers salary to the President, to every program. You know this. I know this. Anyone can do math knows this. will the politicians kick the problem down the road until it implodes? Everyone knows that answer.

I hope I can find the article I found late last night. Damn I pad. Probably more myself. I'm a bit techtarded. The question asked that gives global warming proponents that 97% scientists agree on man made global warming is generally stated. Do you believe the activities of man add to global warming? The article went on to point out if those same scientists were asked do you think man has a significant impact on the climate the percentage drops dramatically. Most believe man has some impact. Just like trees, sun, wildlife, earth tilt. Many, many factors are involved.You say the true evidence. What's that? Taking a minute sample size, couple hundred years and draw conclusions from a base of billions of years? Mathematicians would scoff at this size sample being used to predict anything. Other factors were brought up that frankly I never thought about.
Many of the temperature reading stations (whatever that is) have had buildings, blacktop and other structures put near them, affecting the accuracy of their reporting. NOAA, has admitted to fudging the numbers on temperatures. In the last 50 years the problem's name has been changed every time when the original prediction didn't happen. Can you imagine what they'd have been saying if this climate change craze had been discussed during the dust bowl years? I wish we could quit worrying about climate change and start working on what we can see. Pollution and dirty water.