Given our spectacular failures in Iraq and Afghanistan, our continuing to feed the same war machine that produced them is a sure sign - as if we needed it - that our military budget has little if anything to do with national security.

Aug 27, 2022 · 1:36 AM UTC

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"OUR failures", "OUR feeding the war machine.." I could take you more seriously if you stopped identifying with the ruling class like this.
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Your campaign was 1st one I ever contributed to. Figured more people hearing you was GOOD for humanity. But lately u say similar stuff as SteveBannon bc you both wanna tear it all down. Him from hate, you from love. Careful please! ✌🏻❤️
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Yes, all of those billions sent off to Ukraine to fight Russia never actually leave the US, but transfer directly to US defense contractors to keep arms production humming, and military industrial complex profits soaring. #DefundTheEmpire
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Old white dudes🤬
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The Politicians are just a bunch of Greedy Cluster... that abuse the Military for Profits.
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$800 billion and increasing yearly. When is enough is enough? 🤧😢
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You make a lot of sense are you sure you’re a Democrat
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Oh, it affects national security quite a lot, but in a negative way.
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Never did. This nation isn't even really a nation, it's a splinter junta of the English imperial military.
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Spectacular failures? I disagree. The foreign policy of the US regime functions as intended and is incredibly successful from the standpoint of those it is meant to benefit.
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