The Department of War has declared a war, and the Secretary of War and president remind us daily that this is a war. Under Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution, Congress holds the sole power to declare war and authorize military funding.
Has Congress declared war?
No.
Has Congress authorized military funding?
No.
Then it's an illegal war under the Constitution.
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Quote Originally Posted by Sidehatch:
The Department of War has declared a war, and the Secretary of War and president remind us daily that this is a war. Under Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution, Congress holds the sole power to declare war and authorize military funding.
Quote Originally Posted by Sidehatch: The Department of War has declared a war, and the Secretary of War and president remind us daily that this is a war. Under Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution, Congress holds the sole power to declare war and authorize military funding. Has Congress declared war? No. Has Congress authorized military funding? No. Then it's an illegal war under the Constitution. Your issue is with the founders, bruh. So the republicans dragged us into a war in the middle-east under the previous GOP president .....after 20 years and trump spending $300 MILLION PER DAY on that war every day of his first term, Democrat Joe Biden gets us the phuck outta there, saving us from that disasterous GOP spending; now - despite repeat *PROMISES* to the contrary - the racist/sex-offender in the Oval plunges the country into ANOTHER middle-east war - but this one costing $1 BILLION PER DAY ...and 13 American lives....so far...
It costs far more than $1 billion a day (I would guess you could at least triple that). It is basically impossible to calculate the full economic impact of a war—especially in the Middle East—because it affects so many aspects of life.
Large amounts of money that flows into your stock market (and one of the primary reason the AI-bubble can sustain - is that the oil princes reallocate their wealth). Rising oil prices mean you have less money to spend elsewhere in your economy, since you cannot simply stop using oil. Many industries also depend on oil and fertilizers.
+ If this turns into a full-scale war, there will also be significant human costs, including people who are killed or return home with different disabilities, PTSD etc. and need to be reintegrated into society - and receive the care and funding related to that.
- you also don't have any mine clearing navy capabilities - atleast not enough - so you will need help from Europe - and considering how Trump has handled the Ukraine fiasco and Greenland etc. I can't see a scenerio where we will help you in a war for free
Don't mention the frogs - we don't want to scare the toddler - we want him to sleep
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Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
Quote Originally Posted by Sidehatch: The Department of War has declared a war, and the Secretary of War and president remind us daily that this is a war. Under Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution, Congress holds the sole power to declare war and authorize military funding. Has Congress declared war? No. Has Congress authorized military funding? No. Then it's an illegal war under the Constitution. Your issue is with the founders, bruh. So the republicans dragged us into a war in the middle-east under the previous GOP president .....after 20 years and trump spending $300 MILLION PER DAY on that war every day of his first term, Democrat Joe Biden gets us the phuck outta there, saving us from that disasterous GOP spending; now - despite repeat *PROMISES* to the contrary - the racist/sex-offender in the Oval plunges the country into ANOTHER middle-east war - but this one costing $1 BILLION PER DAY ...and 13 American lives....so far...
It costs far more than $1 billion a day (I would guess you could at least triple that). It is basically impossible to calculate the full economic impact of a war—especially in the Middle East—because it affects so many aspects of life.
Large amounts of money that flows into your stock market (and one of the primary reason the AI-bubble can sustain - is that the oil princes reallocate their wealth). Rising oil prices mean you have less money to spend elsewhere in your economy, since you cannot simply stop using oil. Many industries also depend on oil and fertilizers.
+ If this turns into a full-scale war, there will also be significant human costs, including people who are killed or return home with different disabilities, PTSD etc. and need to be reintegrated into society - and receive the care and funding related to that.
- you also don't have any mine clearing navy capabilities - atleast not enough - so you will need help from Europe - and considering how Trump has handled the Ukraine fiasco and Greenland etc. I can't see a scenerio where we will help you in a war for free
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Quote Originally Posted by Sidehatch: The Department of War has declared a war, and the Secretary of War and president remind us daily that this is a war. Under Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution, Congress holds the sole power to declare war and authorize military funding. Has Congress declared war? No. Has Congress authorized military funding? No. Then it's an illegal war under the Constitution. Your issue is with the founders, bruh. So the republicans dragged us into a war in the middle-east under the previous GOP president .....after 20 years and trump spending $300 MILLION PER DAY on that war every day of his first term, Democrat Joe Biden gets us the phuck outta there, saving us from that disasterous GOP spending; now - despite repeat *PROMISES* to the contrary - the racist/sex-offender in the Oval plunges the country into ANOTHER middle-east war - but this one costing $1 BILLION PER DAY ...and 13 American lives....so far... It costs far more than $1 billion a day (I would guess you could at least triple that). It is basically impossible to calculate the full economic impact of a war—especially in the Middle East—because it affects so many aspects of life. Large amounts of money that flows into your stock market (and one of the primary reason the AI-bubble can sustain - is that the oil princes reallocate their wealth). Rising oil prices mean you have less money to spend elsewhere in your economy, since you cannot simply stop using oil. Many industries also depend on oil and fertilizers. + If this turns into a full-scale war, there will also be significant human costs, including people who are killed or return home with different disabilities, PTSD etc. and need to be reintegrated into society - and receive the care and funding related to that. - you also don't have any mine clearing navy capabilities - atleast not enough - so you will need help from Europe - and considering how Trump has handled the Ukraine fiasco and Greenland etc. I can't see a scenerio where we will help you in a war for free
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Quote Originally Posted by Calde13:
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Quote Originally Posted by Sidehatch: The Department of War has declared a war, and the Secretary of War and president remind us daily that this is a war. Under Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution, Congress holds the sole power to declare war and authorize military funding. Has Congress declared war? No. Has Congress authorized military funding? No. Then it's an illegal war under the Constitution. Your issue is with the founders, bruh. So the republicans dragged us into a war in the middle-east under the previous GOP president .....after 20 years and trump spending $300 MILLION PER DAY on that war every day of his first term, Democrat Joe Biden gets us the phuck outta there, saving us from that disasterous GOP spending; now - despite repeat *PROMISES* to the contrary - the racist/sex-offender in the Oval plunges the country into ANOTHER middle-east war - but this one costing $1 BILLION PER DAY ...and 13 American lives....so far... It costs far more than $1 billion a day (I would guess you could at least triple that). It is basically impossible to calculate the full economic impact of a war—especially in the Middle East—because it affects so many aspects of life. Large amounts of money that flows into your stock market (and one of the primary reason the AI-bubble can sustain - is that the oil princes reallocate their wealth). Rising oil prices mean you have less money to spend elsewhere in your economy, since you cannot simply stop using oil. Many industries also depend on oil and fertilizers. + If this turns into a full-scale war, there will also be significant human costs, including people who are killed or return home with different disabilities, PTSD etc. and need to be reintegrated into society - and receive the care and funding related to that. - you also don't have any mine clearing navy capabilities - atleast not enough - so you will need help from Europe - and considering how Trump has handled the Ukraine fiasco and Greenland etc. I can't see a scenerio where we will help you in a war for free
I did actually just say “Europe” because I thought that was simpler than listing Germany, Poland, UK etc. I’m sorry—I gave you too much credit and assumed you had some idea of which military capabilities US were lacking and which countries could fill those gaps. I apologize for mistaking you for someone with a functioning brain - I did forget for a second you come from the country that went to war with one of the most productive countries in the world with drones - and then afterwards had to promise Ukraine blowjobs on the house to help you defend you against them
Don't mention the frogs - we don't want to scare the toddler - we want him to sleep
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I did actually just say “Europe” because I thought that was simpler than listing Germany, Poland, UK etc. I’m sorry—I gave you too much credit and assumed you had some idea of which military capabilities US were lacking and which countries could fill those gaps. I apologize for mistaking you for someone with a functioning brain - I did forget for a second you come from the country that went to war with one of the most productive countries in the world with drones - and then afterwards had to promise Ukraine blowjobs on the house to help you defend you against them
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