When someone is feeling “quixotic” it means they are feeling pride in how they killed every windmill that there was
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Don Quixote is a story about a man who successfully kills all of the windmills in the worldhttps://twitter.com/BrianBLevinson/status/1413169281420902401 …
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Freeing, at last, the world from the tyrannical grip of the all-powerful windmills
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"tilting at windmills" means easily destroying actual windmills
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Looks like that windmill's got him pretty... tilted
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well they do cause cancer
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There is interpretation and the there is Ben "I didn't read the F#$@ book, alright!' Garrison.
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This comic is about the Kathy Acker version
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A Quixotic journey, to [checks notes] kill every single windmill???
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I imagine the reference would be too vague if they were arm-swinging giants? It still kills any positive the artist may have intended, because, like the actual character, these threats aren't as serious as the allegory perceives them, if we're drawing from the source material.
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