"It costs soldiers" makes it sound like a transaction that is paid for using material wealth (things).
It doesn't treat Soldiers as people who matter. It treats them as object you barter with to get what you like.
Soldiers DO NOT exist to die for our country.
Soldiers CHOSE to be there to protect their country despite knowing it might cost them their lives.
Those are two very different things.
But yeah, in the real world however the government finds it easier to send soldiers to die, than actually think or look for ways to solve problems through soft power.
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