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Plus, we designed this shit to counter Russia, and paid for most of the aid ages ago. It's basically surplus we don't need. Sending, say, 10 bil in lethal aid to Ukraine is basically just shipping at this point. We paid the 9.9 bil sticker price decades ago, we just have to physically move it there.
As for stuff like brand new Patriots, well MIC go brrt and stimulates the local economy of wherever they are made. So it's still beneficial.
Being hard pro-Ukraine is about the most American thing we can do right now. They're paying the real cost in lives to break the back of one of our largest and oldest geopolitical rivals.
Another thumb in Putin's eye!  I suppose the Republicans will want to kick Oklahoma out of the union now...... >

Sounds like a win-win then. >

Weapons aimed south. Ted Cruz flees to Mexico again. >

I <3 the MIC >

Why? Stop wasting my money on foreign wars, no one voted for this >

The US has a long history of training foreign military troops on US weapons systems. This is nothing new, it’s only politicized because the GOP loves Russia now. >

That, and I think the American people have a right to question these expenditures when they’re often told by government leaders that they’re not sure how to better fund programs and initiatives to help our own. 
It’s not always pro-Putin GOP raising eyebrows and asking questions. >


to help our own.

Your inability to understand you are being helped doesn't mean your aren't being helped.
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Russian invasion of Ukraine is bad for Americans.  In fact, I'm willing to bet that you yourself whined about inflation over the last 1.5 years and yet completely ignore the impact that destroying a global breadbasket has on inflation.
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Let's make this simple: you and all Americans benefit from peace as peace allows your economy to run more efficiently meaning every good and service you use is being supplied more efficiently.
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So whether you like more products, cheaper products or less pollution, peace provides them all.