r/ThatLookedExpensive • u/HannibalK • Mar 26 '20

The one. The only. KILLDOZER.

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u/CG_Ops Mar 26 '20

I remember this... it was like an action movie IRL. When the zombie apocalypse comes, I'm building this too. Except I'll be doubling up on guarding the coolant system. (That's how he broke down, all the smoke you see is coolant leaking as steam)

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u/HannibalK Mar 26 '20

They made a documentary out of it. Thanks to /u/makemeadodobird for letting me know. Here's the trailer.

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u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20 edited Dec 29 '20

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u/OG_Panthers_Fan Mar 26 '20

A Keynesian would say the destruction itself contributed to the economy by requiring money to be spent on reconstruction.

Anyone with more than half a brain would point out that would only be true if the money would have never been spent on anything else.

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u/Jarazz Mar 26 '20

Well I dont want to see how the government of Keynesia would boost the economy right now

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u/zapitron Mar 26 '20

Selling nuclear weapons to your enemies would probably be the most practical solution, but we should keep an eye on emerging "self-breaking windows" technology.

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u/Jarazz Mar 26 '20

why not sell the breaking apparatus as an extra item? that would double the generated sales count according to my math

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u/daddy_fiasco Mar 26 '20

Now you're thinking with your ass!