Jack Dando

@jackdando.bsky.social

Survey Wizard • Natsec/CWMD policy • Sociology MA GMU• Meme Warfare Analyst • DC

I just had the misfortune of reading Douglas MacArthur‘s farewell speech at West Point because I saw it was required reading in Texas. I don’t know the irony didn’t kill him on the spot.

The American government has been running grocery stores for 201 years and the sky has not fallen. Public option for grocery proposals are unfairly compared to the USSR. I wrote an article about this history as a response to the "consumer socialism trap" Atlantic piece.

Will Stancil@whstancil.bsky.social · last wk.

Politics aside, do people believe city-run grocery stores with deeply discounted prices are a good POLICY idea? What are they intended to accomplish, in your view? What problem do they solve? Would you implement them if not running for election? I'm sincerely curious in people's answers here.

"War has never been free; it has only recently been made to appear so." This is actually a continuation of the GWOT status quo pioneered by Bush. The issue isn't the way the appropriations are done, it's who's running the DoD. www.usni.org/magazines/pr...

Epic Fury's Hidden Bill: The Case for a War Tax and a National Defense Trust Fund

War is not free; it has only recently been made to appear so. The United States is paying for Epic Fury in future readiness rather than present taxes.

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During the Revolutionary War, the military appointed a commission to draft a petition to congress then voted on representatives to take it to them. The Supreme Court ruling in Brown v Glines (1980) said that service members have no right to collectively petition Congress.