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Politics : Politics for Pros- moderated

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To: Winfastorlose who wrote (769525)10/14/2022 6:19:07 AM
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Republicans like Taylor-Greene, Gaetz, and Hawley understand the cost of empire: endless warfare, a decaying homefront, and a beclowned international reputation. They understand that a war between the U.S. and Russia will be unlike anything Americans have ever experienced. Although they cloak their condemnation of war with Russia in criticism of “weak Joe Biden,” they understand it is the West that provoked this conflict and seeks to prolong it “ to the last Ukrainian.” They know that the conflict—even if it remains by-proxy—is a cost war-weary working class Americans do not want and cannot afford.

If we had to raise taxes to pay for the war - then yes, Americans couldn’t afford it. But no one is raising our taxes (except for inflation). It’s paid for through Infinite Borrowing. Our financial Perpetuum Mobile. The Bottomless Money Well pays for everything - and will continue doing so until the day it stops. But our politicians think that it will never stop. Hundreds of Trillions in debt will just keep adding up - forever.

May as well pay for a few more wars, lining your own pockets in the process. If you won’t do it, others will. Ukraine, Taiwan…. Who cares.
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