Beechcraft

we have to secure our resources abroad to make sure our economy keeps moving along

if we don't, recession

They rely on govt contracts without bid

Textron, the parent company, is very much subsidized

and we've been doing this since the infancy of the nation

So yes maybe a subsidiary doesn't have books funded, but the umbrella totally does

Dude this is simply not true

Beechcraft does in fact have govt contracts

yes it is true

Pre ww1 the only resource diversity we had was fucking britian

pre WW1 we did not have the complex economy that we do now

Uhh

we were nearly 100% agriculture based

The golden age of America was rossevelt

Monroe. Expansion

That was American products funding American growth

We tapped into the intl market post ww2 to fight the Soviets

the Average american then was also much poorer

Well sure

Everyone was

That's anecdotal in theory

I have more wealth today than king's of old just due to knowledge and a smart phone

Relative speaking, the USA was worth a lot more when we didn't worry ourselves outside of our hemisphere

We were actually doing good things

Not drone striking targets for gesturing sake

Nah, we were just force marching Natives

Yeah but they didn't do shit for thousands of years

before American expansion, everything we consider america wasn't america

People get wiped out. It's called selection.

You think the drone strike was a bad decision? A man who caused hundreds of US casualties and tortured his own people?

Not entirely

The individual act

No

The principle that the USA is the police? 100%

American expansion through the continent was just external expansion, ensuring American economic interests

We are the police because we protected our own assets?

@Itcilis the entire war complex post ww2

same as right now, except we just want to keep trade routes open

Vietnam. Desert Storm. Iraqi freedom. Afghan war

And now, Iran drone strikes