So, the Artemis II mission happened, and guess what? It was awesome. Astronauts went to the dark side of the moon, snapped some pics, and didn't get cancelled. Take that, SJWs!

Christina Koch, bless her heart, even had the audacity to say Earth is important. Shocking, I know, considering the left thinks we should all live in caves and eat bugs to appease Greta Thunberg. But seriously, it's nice to see astronauts appreciating our planet without the woke guilt trip.

Remember Apollo 8? That Earthrise photo supposedly started the environmental movement. Now we've got Artemis, which hopefully starts a movement of telling the climate hysterics to STFU and let us build things. And by 'things,' I mean space stations and lunar bases.

Of course, the hand-wringing is inevitable. 'Oh no, the space race is back!' Yeah, and? Competition is good. It's how America became great in the first place. Now we're racing China to the moon. Loser has to adopt AOC's Green New Deal. (Just kidding… mostly.)

And speaking of China, NASA wants to put a nuclear reactor on the moon by 2030. Because why not? Let’s own those commies so hard that they cry about cultural appropriation of nuclear energy.

Here's the best part: Trump tried to defund NASA, but Congress told him to pound sand. Even RINOs can appreciate a good moonshot when it’s staring them in the face. But let's be real, Trump was probably just jealous he couldn't build a wall around the moon.

So, let the pearl-clutchers whine about resource exploitation and geopolitical tensions. We're going to the moon. To extract resources. To own the commies. And to prove that America is still the greatest nation on Earth… and beyond.

Artemis II? Based. Climate alarmists? Cringe. Moon rocks? Soon to be ours.

Don't listen to the libtards, Space is cool again, baby!

We’re racing China to the moon. Winner gets bragging rights (and lunar resources).

Nuclear reactors on the moon? Based move to own the commies.

Trump tried to defund NASA? Even he messes up sometimes.

Critics can cry all they want, the future is in space.

Sources:

* National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA): [https://www.nasa.gov/](https://www.nasa.gov/) * X.com (Formerly Twitter). Search #Artemis and #MoonLanding