After, reading the title of this piece, one might think that I am an anti-war activist – not true. However, I have noticed a very dangerous practice utilized during the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. During World War II the public was engaged in the war effort with bond drives, rationing, and women replacing men in [...]
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A Painless War: An attempt to limit public sacrifice!
Posted in Government, Iraq, tagged afghanistan, balancng the budget, budget, constitutional amendment, declare war, income tax, iraq, spending, tax surcharge, trade deficit, war, War and Sacrifice on January 27, 2008 | 1 Comment »
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