The power of the US military is what holds the dollar up, but the dollar also holds the power of the US military up. A lot of our war machine relies on the importation of raw materials that will be harder to acquire should the dollar depreciate.
hmm, idk. I don't think there's enough space between Capital's interests and the strength of our military for that to be much of a concern. I mean, you and I will be fucked, but our soldiers are still disposable and Lockheed's CEO is still going to be sipping on top shelf martinis.... If our military's grip collapses we're looking at much more than just the US, we're talking about the all the colonial powers that take advantage of it as well. #OneBigEvilUnion
The power of the US military is what holds the dollar up, but the dollar also holds the power of the US military up. A lot of our war machine relies on the importation of raw materials that will be harder to acquire should the dollar depreciate.
hmm, idk. I don't think there's enough space between Capital's interests and the strength of our military for that to be much of a concern. I mean, you and I will be fucked, but our soldiers are still disposable and Lockheed's CEO is still going to be sipping on top shelf martinis.... If our military's grip collapses we're looking at much more than just the US, we're talking about the all the colonial powers that take advantage of it as well. #OneBigEvilUnion