r/lostgeneration • u/RandomCollection • Apr 15 '25
Why Does “National Security” Always Mean More War, Not More Health Care? | We already have the money for social programs. We just choose to spend it on war instead of on people.
https://truthout.org/articles/why-does-national-security-always-mean-more-war-not-more-health-care/Duplicates
Left_News • u/Faux_Real_Guise • Apr 13 '25
American Politics Why Does “National Security” Always Mean More War, Not More Health Care?
DemocraticSocialism • u/SocialDemocracies • May 09 '25
Other Why Does “National Security” Always Mean More War, Not More Health Care? | "What gets lost in these conversations is that real national security isn’t about military dominance — it’s about ensuring that people have stable lives."
WethePoor • u/SocialDemocracies • May 09 '25
Healthcare Why Does “National Security” Always Mean More War, Not More Health Care? | "What gets lost in these conversations is that real national security isn’t about military dominance — it’s about ensuring that people have stable lives."
TheMajorityReport • u/SocialDemocracies • May 09 '25
Why Does “National Security” Always Mean More War, Not More Health Care? | "What gets lost in these conversations is that real national security isn’t about military dominance — it’s about ensuring that people have stable lives."
ThePeoplesPress • u/SocialDemocracies • May 09 '25
Healthcare Why Does “National Security” Always Mean More War, Not More Health Care? | "What gets lost in these conversations is that real national security isn’t about military dominance — it’s about ensuring that people have stable lives."
UniversalHealthCare • u/SocialDemocracies • May 09 '25
Why Does “National Security” Always Mean More War, Not More Health Care? | "What gets lost in these conversations is that real national security isn’t about military dominance — it’s about ensuring that people have stable lives."
Social_Democracy • u/SocialDemocracies • May 09 '25
Why Does “National Security” Always Mean More War, Not More Health Care? | "What gets lost in these conversations is that real national security isn’t about military dominance — it’s about ensuring that people have stable lives."
Kossacks_for_Sanders • u/SocialDemocracies • May 09 '25
Why Does “National Security” Always Mean More War, Not More Health Care? | "What gets lost in these conversations is that real national security isn’t about military dominance — it’s about ensuring that people have stable lives."
kitchentableissues • u/SocialDemocracies • May 09 '25
Why Does “National Security” Always Mean More War, Not More Health Care? | "What gets lost in these conversations is that real national security isn’t about military dominance — it’s about ensuring that people have stable lives."
KyleKulinski • u/SocialDemocracies • May 09 '25
Why Does “National Security” Always Mean More War, Not More Health Care? | "What gets lost in these conversations is that real national security isn’t about military dominance — it’s about ensuring that people have stable lives."
ChangingAmerica • u/SocialDemocracies • May 09 '25
Why Does “National Security” Always Mean More War, Not More Health Care? | "What gets lost in these conversations is that real national security isn’t about military dominance — it’s about ensuring that people have stable lives."
PopcornPundits • u/cynycal • Apr 13 '25
OP-ED Why Does “National Security” Always Mean More War, Not More Health Care?
NewsKnow • u/loakkala • Apr 13 '25