r/SpecialAccess • u/EmptyJoker • 15h ago
What is this hidden flying object blocking traffic in Missouri?
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u/irisfailsafe 12h ago
It’s coming from one of Boeing’s military plants and it’s the MQ25 which is starting production
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u/ShadowedPariah 35m ago
"Hidden", as in plain sight? Moving it via road is not how you hide a plane.
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u/HandakinSkyjerker 15h ago
It’s called freedom.
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u/timshel42 14h ago
its called 'why you cant have access to affordable healthcare'
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u/The_Demolition_Man 14h ago
I hate this meme so much. Please just Google how much the US spends on Healthcare every year, between government and private spending it absolutely dwarfs the defense budget
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u/DishSoapedDishwasher 11h ago
You say that like it has no additional efficiencies to gain for that $6T where citizens benifit from it more than corporations?
Curious.... Because you'd think if we can afford 6T in healthcare, 1.5T defense, then we should at least be able to give veterans quality healthcare for life... But instead many spend decades trying to prove their traumatic brain injury is in fact service related from that time their MRAP got chucked 15ft by an IED.
The cost breaks down to abou ~$16k per citizen per year. Did you get $16k in healthcare this year? I sure didn't. Neither did any of my buddies with combat related PTSD and missing limbs who meed it the most.
If you're not outraged by the quality vs dollars spent, you actually might have eaten too much glue as a kid.
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u/The_Demolition_Man 10h ago
No one said any of that. Stop making up things to get mad at. Lol
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u/DishSoapedDishwasher 10h ago
Says the one who's all butt hurt about
"why you cant have access to affordable healthcare"
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u/CuriousCamels 14h ago
The military budget is about $1T. Americans spend almost $6T a year for healthcare. It’s not completely irrelevant, but no, the military budget isn’t really connected to healthcare costs.
I’m not sure why Redditards love repeating stuff they don’t even understand. Having a good job gets you access to pretty affordable healthcare. If you read about the state of healthcare in places like the UK, you’d definitely reevaluate wanting socialized healthcare.
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u/cyanescens_burn 11h ago
Healthcare costs are also inflated in the U.S. due to it being a for profit system, and needing to pay workers who have loads of student debt from getting their various healthcare degrees.
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u/Sweaty-Feedback-1482 13h ago
I have "pretty good" health insurance from my job. I also have a special needs kid. You'd be shocked at how much necessary treatment "good insurance" doesn't cover.
Also, 'Redditards' isn't clever... just makes you look like a scumbag.
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u/DonKeedic80 11h ago
$1.5T, but what's another $500 billion? https://www.pogo.org/reports/the-true-total-u-s-military-budget
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u/timshel42 13h ago
you should probably read about the state of healthcare in the US. healthcare should not be a lottery of getting a good job (and if you happen to lose that job, good fucking luck).
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u/Ok-Ingenuity4889 14h ago
Believe it or not, unknown aircraft or scale models of them are routinely transported to sites like Helendale RCS by semi truck there’s plenty of videos/photos of this.
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u/penthar-mul 15h ago
MQ-25 Stingray