akuma587 said:
Its just based on sovereign immunity. The government has to expressly waive their liability for things or they can't be sued (unless something like the Constitution is involved). Courts don't have the power to do this. The legislature is the one who has to do it. So if our economy goes off a cliff but we have a strong military, do you think we will still have the same amount of power? We are designing weapons that are not even feasible or cost efficient based on today's technology, many of which will sit in storage because we aren't even using them based on the type of warfare we are engaging in. We are building theoretical weapons to fight imaginary enemies and are going broke in the process. |
They aren't imaginary.
Just because we aren't fighting conventional wars now doesn't mean we won't ever fight convenional wars again.
It's planning for the future so you aren't caught off guard. History is littered with countries who were taken out because they weren't prepaired for a new or a ressurgent form of combat.








