so /pol/ how long will the US be in "peacetime",when's the next big war?
>>73840225
never
war is peace
freedom is slavery
>>73840699
That's deep man.
>>73840699
damn, thats deep man, like really deep man. Really makes you think huh? man
>>73840699
mind = blown
>>73840699
>cold war
>>73840699
bro, dude, thats so deep, man, mannnnnnn
>>73840225
The US is not a peaceful country, the way our country/military works does not take well to peacetime, and we need wars often to keep increasing our defense spending and technological gains.
Sounds edgy but it's one of the ways the US manages to remain the only true "superpower" on this globe.
The US has been in perpetual war with SOMEONE for something like 214 out of 235 years this nation has existed.
>>73840225
we never stopped since the 1940s
>>73840225
Not soon enough, war drives our economy, and culls the herd: After a few years of war the weak soldiers die off or leave and we are left with battle hardened kebab removers who kill without pity or remorse.
>>73840699
>Completely forgets the Korean War
