Militarism and American Culture
April 1, 2024
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Oops! I said that America's Defense Budget was $363 million per year - I mean Billion.
The questions asked were:
* How the Military is viewed and treated,
* How its service members are viewed,
* How that culture plays into recruiting.
* But also how it changed while I was in before, during and after
* How prevalent is anti military rhetoric?
* Do you see Ukraine changing peoples views of the US Military?
* How did the Monroe doctrine and a isolationist approach to foreign policy turn into the modern US interventionist policy.
* How did Events like 9/11 and the policy changes it brought change the culture and militarism
* Why is the US socially so militaristic and why people cheer for fly overs, root for the Army football team and thank veterans for their service in stores.
* Last but not least I would like to know why you joined.
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