Taxpayer Dilemmas in Global Security

This chapter discusses the allocation of taxpayer money towards foreign military support, particularly concerning Ukraine, drawing parallels with gated communities. It raises skepticism about why American taxpayers are expected to bear additional costs for others' security while contributing significantly to their own. The dialogue also examines the financial interests driving foreign aid and questions the geopolitical motivations behind ongoing military commitments.

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