>Ashtray is $4
>Military ashtray is $400 because it needs to meet military specifications. Can't break into small shards.
>We spend money on R+D to do this
>Other countries do the same
>Multiple countries, and national corportations spend R+D and military funding on the same thing
I think globalisation makes logical and economic sense. I think we have enough resources and wealth on this planet to support everyone. How is this not obvious?
Ashtray is $4
Adam Wright
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Luis Moore
>there can only be one design as the solution to the problem
NPC teir logic
Ryan Fisher
>Military ashtray is $400
source or it didn't happen
Justin Ross
There can, but I don't see how further dividing countries can help. I can definitely see how nuking Islamists out of existance could help but that's about it.
Ian Hernandez
There's a certain amount of efficiency gained by centralization and economy of scale, but there's also a certain amount of efficiency in competition and independently-operating units. The best solution is never going to be 100% one or the other, but the correct balance.
Jonathan Wood
Not recently, no one smokes anymore.
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Camden Baker
Well we're headed in the wrong direction.
Joshua Lopez
>I think we should just launder money together
Fuck off
William Ross
>I think we have enough resources and wealth on this planet to support everyone.
Not since the niggers and chinks and spics still haven't learned to keep it in their pants we don't.
Parker Morgan
I think you're an idiot.
Ryan Ward
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>$4 military ashtray
>$396 into someone's pocket
Josiah Cruz
That's literally not what money laundering isTrue. People need to stop.Great.Not always. Military spending explanations are a bit high level for too many people here.
Oliver Edwards
We could easily support everyone at this point, but the people capable of bringing about such a radical shift prefer to live as segregated oligarchs ruling a world of dumb monkeys. Networked grids of self-sufficient automated homesteads and scaling 3D-print factories with drone distribution are well within a focused technological leap for any first world nation at this point. I'd expect it from the Japanese first, since it would complement their schemes to get people to move to rural areas and breed. Certainly won't happen in the US until Israel is glassed.
It's obviously possible, but you have to ignore the major factor which is the reality of our current situation. You'll literally get assassinated if you come close to creating a self-sufficiency technology, although nowadays it seems they use figurative assassination with planted CP more often.
Eli Foster
this
I like Trump for deciding that another Air Force One is unnecessary.
Connor Jackson
> Military spending explanations are a bit high level for too many people here
High level = Bullshit to channel money into the right hands
James Carter
>Military ashtray is $400 because it needs to meet military specifications
Kek, no.
Military ashtrays are $400 because they don't want the American people to know where the other $396 is giong.
Sebastian Clark
All people need to stop breeding for a few years.
A global one-child policy would be excellent, if there were a decent way to enforce it.
Parker Allen
Cute pupper
Carter Morgan
>tfw you will never smoke MArlboros while capturing to Soviet SIGNIT as you fly on a e-2 hawkeye during the 1980s
>You're a 30 year old khv with a worthless ba instead
WHY LIVE?
Brandon Anderson
>can't break into small shards
Solved for less than a dollar.
Camden Thompson
>multiple countries and branches of the US military should pool their money together and design an amazing fighter jet that's better than everything instead of each doing their own R&D and coming up with their own designs individually.
and that's how we ended up with the F-35
Jack Sullivan
Not how government works, except maybe NASA idk what they approve for flight these days