Well i know that not 99% percent of your taxes go to fund the war it is an exaggeration 36% of your tax dollars are spent to fund the military and that is A LOT of money. And if you count past military that equals 54% more than a HALF!!bl4ckh4wk64 said:Just to make it clear with you, I'm not doubting the debt. I'm doubting your "proof" that the Government spends 99% of taxes on military research and spending. I know America's in debt, by quite a lot.urilukin said:Fact is that this debt checks out, you want something official? Fine.bl4ckh4wk64 said:I'm sorry, but I trust the Government to know what they're spending money on over the speculation of arrogant civilians any day. While I do take most things the government says with a grain of salt, I find that they're usually more correct that some random person on the internet.urilukin said:Dude, other way around. don't trust the GOVERNMENT about their spendings. And compare http://www.usdebtclock.org/ to any other debt clock it checks out.bl4ckh4wk64 said:Oh yes, trust a non-government website about how much spending Americans do. Obviously civilians are told exactly how much money goes where and to whom.urilukin said:Sure, buddy whatever you say.bl4ckh4wk64 said:You can believe that if you want, but a large majority of taxes go towards fixing infrastructure, paying of government people, and I believe Welfare. It's definitely not 99% of the budget. And right now, America does actually have a more stable economy than a large portion of Europe. And I actually mistyped when I wrote prominent. America has the most widespread military. I believe it's China that has the largest military as of this moment. However, numbers all equate to jack when you're better trained. I know of operations in Afghanistan where we insert about 12 Rangers on the top of a mountain and they take potshots at insurgent forces 10 times larger than them. It normally ends with a sunset exfiltration and a bunch of dead terrorists. This whittling away can easily be done on a larger scale, but it depends on the training they're given.urilukin said:America does not have a better economy than Europe... and the only reason America has the biggest military is because they spend 99% of taxes on it.bl4ckh4wk64 said:I can understand that it's a joke and I wasn't meaning it as a serious answer... And even now, America has a much better economy that much of Europe, minus Germany, and our military is still the most prominent, best trained in the world. I'm not saying that because of my American bias, I'm saying that based on the operations they've completed. Special Forces units? Navy SEALs, Army Rangers, Marine Expeditionary Units, Marine Force Recon, Deltas, etc. They have all completed missions with extraordinary success. Russian Special Forces? Spetsnaz. Beslan Massacre? Tragedy. Definitely not befitting of a special forces unit. Yes, Spetsnaz have some badass training programs and they're taught to fight with a shovel (which is pretty fuckin awesome if I do say so myself) but that's all for naught if you can't manage to covertly storm a building.urilukin said:Have you ever heard of a joke? and look at America and its glorious economic stability with its huge-arse debt.bl4ckh4wk64 said:You guys don't have the military or the economic stability to do this.Bhaalspawn said:I just realized. When the US finally debts themselves into oblivion, guess who will be the new global superpower?
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http://www.usdebtclock.org/
whatever you say...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/8296079.stm
http://content.usatoday.com/communities/theoval/post/2009/10/620000005/1
http://usdebt.kleptocracy.us/
http://www.brillig.com/debt_clock/
There, the BBC,USA today and all other debt clocks display the same debt.
Do you believe me now?
http://www.warresisters.org/pages/piechart.htm
So is that why you said that the US has a better economy than Europe?!bl4ckh4wk64 said:Just to make it clear with you, I'm not doubting the debt. I'm doubting your "proof" that the Government spends 99% of taxes on military research and spending. I know America's in debt, by quite a lot.