thereisnospoon
Gold Member
Ok.. Let me make this clear. The money we spend on our military is a Constitutionally mandated essential function of government. There is no intent to "share" some perceived benefit.Ok....So let's say a foreign force invades the United States. But on the opposite coast from where you reside.I disagree, wholeheartedly.
If your argument requires me to accept this as a given, then we can stop now and agree to disagree.
Our military destroys the enemy and the threat is extinguished. Is it your premise you received no benefit from the defense of your country and the people?
My premise is there is no logical basis whatsoever to support the notion that the benefits derived from military spending are shared equally. To imagine that it's even possible, let alone plausible, strikes me as decidedly imbecilic.
The military exists to defend us against all enemies foreign and domestic. That's all.
What is it you expect to receive as a result of military spending.
Ya know what.....Never mind. I am not interested in your twisted logic on this matter. Reason: See above after "let me make this clear".
