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I want to build a medieval war machine scaled down to be about 6 feet tall as a fun project, and I'm wondering if I should go with a trebuchet or a catapult design. I'm leaning toward catapult because I don't think trebuchets would scale down as well because the counterweight would be limited, but I think catapults are likely to be more complex in terms of proper building materials and maybe more dangerous if the shitty modern lumber fails under tension and explodes. Anyone here have any valuable insights?

Those who weren't part of the 2016 meme war probably don't know about the Murdoch Murdoch web series. A few friends created what some cringe youtubers call "right wing south park." Although some of the humor in it aged poorly, the overall messaging makes most of it worth watching. They mocked the gatekeepers of the right along with the lefties. Showcasing the problems within movements of the National Socialists, Christians, and the right-wing as a whole. Addressing how the infighting only empowers those behind it all, the jews. They go through black pills, white pills, and how to find hope and meaning in this world. They have long since been quiet, moving on in their pursuits, but still holding onto the flame of White civilization and culture. The whole series isn't necessary to watch but the essentials can be inspiring. I doubt I've done justice to it in this short paragraph, so check them out if you have time.

Here's an archive of it
https://murdoch-murdoch.net/

A shittier site
https://murdochmurdoch.net/murdoch/