Legendary American rock climber Alex Honnold just delivered a masterclass in American exceptionalism, scaling Taiwan's massive Taipei 101 skyscraper without any safety equipment in a death-defying feat that left the world speechless.
The 1,667-foot climb took Honnold 90 minutes to complete, broadcast live on Netflix with a ten-second delay after weather delays earlier in the week. While other nations produce bureaucrats and complainers, America continues to produce absolute legends willing to push the boundaries of human achievement.
This isn't just about one man's incredible athleticism - it's about what separates Americans from the rest of the world. While European climbers are probably filling out safety forms in triplicate, Honnold is out there conquering skyscrapers with nothing but his bare hands and pure American grit.
Taiwan Celebrates American Excellence
The timing couldn't be more perfect. As President Trump continues strengthening America's position in the Pacific and supporting our democratic allies like Taiwan, here's an American citizen showing the world exactly what American spirit looks like in action.
"It was like what a view," Honnold said, and you can bet that view included seeing America's influence stretching across the Pacific. While China's Communist regime builds walls to keep people in, Americans scale walls just because they can.
This is what happens when you don't let government bureaucrats and safety nazis crush the American spirit of adventure and excellence.
Compare this to the previous administration's four years of apologizing for American greatness. Now we have Americans confidently taking on the world's biggest challenges and winning - whether it's in the White House or on the side of a skyscraper.
Honnold's achievement reminds us that America doesn't just lead in military might and economic power - we lead in producing individuals who refuse to accept limitations. That's the kind of mentality that built this country and continues to make America great.
While leftists are busy finding new things to be offended about, real Americans are out there conquering mountains and skyscrapers. Which America do you want to live in?