We already are solving world hunger. https://humanprogress.org/article.php?p=354 …pic.twitter.com/3NTTTh14S3
A #TaxDay reminder that the F-35 program will cost $1.5 trillion -- more than enough to end world hunger permanently, according to most estimates.
http://www.newsweek.com/f-35-jet-most-expensive-weapon-ever-will-need-another-16-billion-upgrades-838059 …pic.twitter.com/LBz3jvq2Qy
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Yes. That's why we know it's feasible to end it faster with a little extra support.
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Lol. End hunger permanently. Surely you jest. That's a lot of money, but you don't cure societal ills permanently. Doesn't happen.
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1.5 trillion would pay for the investments and infrastructure to make starving countries self sufficient.
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Think of all the banks the federal government could be bailing out instead...
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How many wars could we win or avoid by promising free food for life
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Permanently? Given that world hunger is driven in large part by conflict, claiming to end hunger permanently across the world necessarily includes being able to end war permanently across the world. Maybe those folks should pitch their magical unicorn peace plan to the Pentagon
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Hyperbole, much?
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That's unfair. The F-35 almost flies, and while, yes, it has been found to lose to every other aircraft in the world in air combat, and relies on stealth technology that will soon be obsolete, please bear in mind that it's also crappy at bombing targets.
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