They marched against the Vietnam War, and knew that it was unnecessary. They wanted t fight a communist country, and what remains is a communist country to this day. Nothing was gained from the war, despite the rise of the military-industrial complex; they benefited more than anyone from the war. Presently, I think the American people allowed Eisenhower’s final speech to enter one ear and escape another. Looking at Chicago, St. Louis, and other violent cities in America you notice that guns are contributing to their high death tolls. When we ask ourselves why, Eisenhower’s message about the military-industrial complex echoes to highlight that it could be potentially from the powerful defense industry. If you have a powerful industry that benefits from violence, you’re susceptible to the greed associated with money. America is a nation built on war. While Canadians sought independence from the brits, Americans fought for theirs. Violence has always existed, and so has the military establishment. The event on 9/11 parallels the threat President Eisenhower spoke about. People wanted to give up their rights to the military establishment to be
They marched against the Vietnam War, and knew that it was unnecessary. They wanted t fight a communist country, and what remains is a communist country to this day. Nothing was gained from the war, despite the rise of the military-industrial complex; they benefited more than anyone from the war. Presently, I think the American people allowed Eisenhower’s final speech to enter one ear and escape another. Looking at Chicago, St. Louis, and other violent cities in America you notice that guns are contributing to their high death tolls. When we ask ourselves why, Eisenhower’s message about the military-industrial complex echoes to highlight that it could be potentially from the powerful defense industry. If you have a powerful industry that benefits from violence, you’re susceptible to the greed associated with money. America is a nation built on war. While Canadians sought independence from the brits, Americans fought for theirs. Violence has always existed, and so has the military establishment. The event on 9/11 parallels the threat President Eisenhower spoke about. People wanted to give up their rights to the military establishment to be