it's 7 a.m.

aMoistmuffin · April 2011

And I feel like discussing politics.

War in Iraq/Afghanistan, what did we accomplish exactly?

War in Libya, what the hell?

How soon do you think it will be until America is destroyed?

What does bi-partisanship accomplish towards a decision that benefits the American populace and not some cheap politicians wallet?

tooI · April 2011

1. great weapon deals
2. oil more important than people. ergo: worth fighting for oil.
3. financially?

4. acomplishes nothing.

aMoistmuffin · April 2011

to0l wrote: »

1. great weapon deals
2. oil more important than people. ergo: worth fighting for oil.
3. financially?
4. acomplishes nothing.

No, destroyed physically. It is inevitable.

Great weapon deals? Why do we need more weapons? the U.S. already spends more on our military annually then the entire European world combined.

So instead of forcing oil companies to invest more into renewable and sustainable energy sources we are going to dump even more money, to run up what we have left faster?

tooI · April 2011

aMoistmuffin wrote: »

No, destroyed physically. It is inevitable.

Great weapon deals? Why do we need more weapons? the U.S. already spends more on our military annually then the entire European world combined.

So instead of forcing oil companies to invest more into renewable and sustainable energy sources we are going to dump even more money, to run up what we have left faster?

got me wrong there. US shipping weapons.

aMoistmuffin · April 2011

to0l wrote: »

got me wrong there. US shipping weapons.

Doesn't change the fact we are spending all of our money on a military, that only sees use to make the people who make the military more money.

military > war > money > military > war > money

tooI · April 2011

aMoistmuffin wrote: »

Doesn't change the fact we are spending all of our money on a military, that only sees use to make the people who make the military more money.

military > war > money > military > war > money

yup. spending money for weapons, then receiving money for weapon deals (enemies)
also people in fear spend more money, which is good for the economy.

aMoistmuffin · April 2011

Amount the U.S spends on military annually. 663,255,000,000
Amount the Chinese spend on military annually. 98,800,000,000
Amount the U.K spends on military annually. 69,271,000,000

Lol...

tooI · April 2011

unless you re george b. or his father, you will never find the bills for that weapons shipped to irak/afghanistan etc. if there was a receipt..... .....

aMoistmuffin · April 2011

to0l wrote: »

unless you re george b. or his father, you will never find the bills for that weapons shipped to irak/afghanistan etc. if there was a receipt..... .....

Mhm, 2000$ per m16, which was what the u.s. paid in our military contract * a peak of 138,000 soldiers at one time + X numbers of tanks =/= 600 billion

tooI · April 2011

aMoistmuffin wrote: »

Mhm, 2000$ per m16, which was what the u.s. paid in our military contract * a peak of 138,000 soldiers at one time + X numbers of tanks =/= 600 billion

are you really expecting official numbers to make any sense at all?

aMoistmuffin · April 2011

to0l wrote: »

are you really expecting official numbers to make any sense at all?

I expect them to at least TRY to cover it up.

I mean really, even if you count in soldiers salaries, heavy artillery, and transportation costs, there's no way in hell it even begins to scratch the paint on the surface of 600 billion.

it's 7 a.m.

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