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Cousin Clem's avatar

Europeans apparently are well indoctrinated. They'll be ready for the next (fake) pandemic, lining up for the death juice injections without questioning anything.

Melissa S's avatar

I have long thought that we should be honoring the inventor of air conditioning. A real American hero in my book. Willis Carrier is considered the inventor of modern air conditioning in 1902. (Although some credit should also go to John Gorrie who created a machine to make ice to cool hospital rooms for yellow fever patients in the 1840's.) Knowing the hatred of AC by European elites makes me want to honor and celebrate even more. I've thought: If we can have national donut day, we should at least be having a day to celebrate the inventor of air conditioning.

Well, it turns out there are already some special days on the calendar, two of which are in July. "Air Conditioning Appreciation Day is celebrated annually on July 3. Established by the air conditioning and refrigeration industry, this date marks the beginning of a six-week period running through August 15 known as "Air Conditioning Appreciation Days."

Also, National Air Conditioning Day (or National AC Day) is observed on July 17. This date commemorates the invention of the modern air conditioning system by Willis Carrier.

Lastly, National HVAC Tech Day is held on June 22 to recognize the technicians who install and maintain these systems.

So, for Independence Day Eve, I will be doing some celebrating, thanking God that we have air conditioning in America, and we are free to use it!

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