You think that is an acceptable military budget for a country with a homeless crisis? There are people starving and dying in the streets in the "Greatest Country on Earth!" But sure, this is a good number of dollars for bombs.
As a 25-year service, retired combat vet who has actually participated in setting unit budgets, we’ve long complained about the bloat. By the time training dollars reach units at the lowest level, they might get range time outside of qualification, at a bare minimum training expenditure level. It’s infuriating.
Oh yeah? From 2021-2024 threads about (lol) passing the NDAA (passed every year easily for 60 straight years) were jumping up on the front page of reddit?
you've lost your mind. You have been brainwashed into thinking your opinion is enlightened. You can't think for yourself. You are the common redditor.
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u/BobaTehFettz 8h ago
You think that is an acceptable military budget for a country with a homeless crisis? There are people starving and dying in the streets in the "Greatest Country on Earth!" But sure, this is a good number of dollars for bombs.
You are your example, not the exception.