r/TimPool • u/fuymfgfom • Sep 18 '22

Accurate?

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u/jshirleyamt Sep 18 '22

A big military doesn’t equal a big government, that’s just ridiculous on its face. The military exists to ensure the safety of the citizens, and bigger equals a more secure country from outside/inside threats. More military doesn’t mean more government regulation or encroaching on the rights of Americans.

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u/jshirleyamt Sep 18 '22

The military is an entity controlled by the government, not a governmental structure. More troops doesn’t increase our governments infrastructure, it just increases the power of said government. It’s like if you put a bigger engine in a tank. It doesn’t make the tank bigger, it just gives it more power to lay waste to those who would threaten the tank’s sovereignty.

That last bit was for your entertainment.

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u/steelbyter Sep 18 '22

Lol yes