/b/ - Siberia

Did Ted Kaczynski ever actually sabotage any industrial complexes? I remember the mail bombs, I forget if he actually did sabotage.

idk, i have the main idea of what i think could work (i am fully aware of potential consequences, scenarios):

- drones with bombs programmed to get to specific coordinates
- drones dropping chemicals over critical exhaust pipes
- really anything that could make highly pollutant complexes unusable for at least a year

I just want to know the basics of critical and vulnerable points of industrial complexes, how to erase any footprint, bypass surveillance systems, etc.

>>159737
Ooh, yeah I don't think Kaczynski ever did anything like that. I'd say you should be more discreet, but this is still interesting stuff.

If you find what you're looking for, I'd be interested in learning about it, too… this is an interesting topic in general.

>>159739
Kaczynski was more concerned with living off the land.
That's what true leftists should go for.
Destroying industrial complexes is only cool in movies.

C'mon guys…

>>159741
Kaczynski wasn't a "leftist," and coolness is a spook.

>>159744
If coolness is a spook, why are people so obsessed with calling everything "cringe"?
It's treated like a moral compass

>>159762
A moral compass more in the sense of pathologizing, not approval.