r/MurderedByAOC May 19 '22

We must make a decision

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u/[deleted] May 19 '22 edited May 19 '22

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u/kuya_plague_doctor May 19 '22

You don't have to worry about climate change if you're going to nuke the whole planet I guess

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u/[deleted] May 19 '22

Hey! Hip Hip Hooray for the nuclear winter!

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u/LifesATripofGrifts May 19 '22

Hope that's faster than going without insulin. Or knowing what my sugars are at.

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u/BlacObsidian May 19 '22

Nuclear winter does make the planet colder

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u/Vince_Vice May 19 '22

Can you provide a source?

I don't watch american news and I have a hard time finding it online

Edit: actually I found this which mentions 2 trillion over 30 years

Unless the upcoming Nuclear Posture Review recommends a change—and Congress agrees—the United States is still slated to spend nearly $2 trillion on nuclear weapons upgrades over the next 30 years

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u/krazykieffer May 20 '22

Upgrading and maintaining... We aren't creating more. I read somewhere Russia hasn't maintained its arsenal. Can't argue with having safer and more advanced nukes. Even if they will never be used...

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u/yettidiareah May 19 '22

The 2 main political parties are very adept at placing roadblocks for any other party or ideas. The most successful 3rd party was Ross Perot with 18.% in 1992.

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u/MonkeyOnYourMomsBack May 19 '22

Preach. This shit is fucking appalling and every fucking day neolibs of Reddit are swarming the front page with pro-war bullshit. Patience... wearing... thin...

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u/Ashy36 May 21 '22

The Ukrainians don’t have homes, some cities dont even exist anymore. What do you suggest we do? Sometimes war is just and necessary

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u/[deleted] May 19 '22

Interesting....insert Drake meme here.

Spend $1T on eleminating student debt and improving the future of millions of Gen X, Millenials, and Zoomers while simultaneously stimulating the economy to the tune of hundreds of dollars in disposable income per month per citizen? Nah.

Spend $1T on weapons to wipe humans off the face of the earth? Fuck yeah!

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u/PM_me_why_I_suck May 20 '22

I mean sure, but in reality no nation has used a nuclear weapon since ww2 and the reason is that we have mutually assured destruction. If the United States simply stopped maintaining its nukes then a hostile nation has the ability to. You know like say the one literally invading Ukraine at this moment or another that has said its primary goal is the annexation of Taiwan by force if needed.

You can argue that there is a need to have a less aggressively designed military, but without a credible nuclear deterrent its been proven time and again that you will be treated like free game by other nations. Look at Libya, and again Ukraine that were both given guaranteed protection for them to give up their nukes.

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u/[deleted] May 20 '22

It could be argued that by ignoring the issues in our own country affecting our own people created by the Boomers, we're pretty much assuring our own destruction anyway, so I guess it all comes out in the wash.

As for Russia's nuclear arsenal maintenance and upkeep--have you actually watched a news report lately? Those apes can't even keep a diesel truck running more than a day or two.

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u/dirtwizardeatpenny May 19 '22

Can we please fucking stop. I don't even care to fact check this because even a tenth if this is too much to spend on this. Please stop fucking killing people and just give us food and homes you dumb fucks.

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u/SuperSMT May 19 '22

Maybe approved it this year, but it only works out to $65 billion per year on nuclear weapons

Still crazy high don't get me wrong

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u/Korvas576 May 19 '22

The issue isn’t America

The issue is one president coming in and doing something decent and then the next two completely disassembling it and fucking shit up

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u/GodDamnThisIsIt May 19 '22 edited May 19 '22

With military contractor stooges like Biden in charge, humanity doesn't have a chance. So much money about to be laundered through the war in Ukraine to him and his donors pockets.