So the US has not been in a major openly declared war against a superpower since WW2. Yes we were in Vietnam for like 10 years and we been in Iraq and Afghanistan almost 20 years. But those countrires aint super powers like say a UK, Russia, China, or Korea. The US and allies have been behind a lot of cold wars and secrets and all sorts of shady shit. I dont know if the world is more divided now then the 40s. And after WW2 there was a long period of social changes civil rights movement womens movement etc.
And now in 2019 we seeing the impact of those movements but Military Industrial complex aint going anywhere my state thrives off it actually and if the shipyard wasnt making boats for the Navy or even worse if we had no Navy base this shit would be dead here. And im aure its like that in any other military town. So our economy relies on consistent conflict large and small.
Developed countries dont seem to want to risk declaring war on each other because of the damage and public outcry and they seem to all have nukes which aint no recovery from. We also used different fronts. China Russia UK are all in Africa. North pole region cam be worth trillions when the ice caps melt and becomes a trade routes.
What do yall think?
And now in 2019 we seeing the impact of those movements but Military Industrial complex aint going anywhere my state thrives off it actually and if the shipyard wasnt making boats for the Navy or even worse if we had no Navy base this shit would be dead here. And im aure its like that in any other military town. So our economy relies on consistent conflict large and small.
Developed countries dont seem to want to risk declaring war on each other because of the damage and public outcry and they seem to all have nukes which aint no recovery from. We also used different fronts. China Russia UK are all in Africa. North pole region cam be worth trillions when the ice caps melt and becomes a trade routes.
What do yall think?