Why are you so focused on the folks who build, design, test, and supply what is needed to get paid for services rendered while at the same time keeping dictators in check?
Are you aware how often the (liberal) media pick on profits made by
the oil industry a business where their folks explore and produce a
commodity absolutely essential to our society at big risk of losing all
their capital from drilling dry wells and volatile oil prices? At least I
am not suggesting hefty taxation on the blood money made by arms
and defense corporations like climate activists calling for windfall tax
on oil profits. And I have yet to hear of any weapon manufacturer being sued
by pacifist the way Royal Dutch shell sued by climate activists because it
was not doing its job good enough to save humanity from climate change.
To be clear it is not the profit but the influence of the U.S. military
industry complex that is my concern. The U.S. was warned
about that influence by president Eisenhower more than half a
century ago and I am afraid his warning still warrants attention
today. As far as I am concerned services rendered by the military
industry to keep Putin in check is about as essential as services
provided by U.S. firearm manufactures. Just because they are
both selling their products and services to good people do
not make their business a squeegee clean one. You wouldn't want them or
any other country selling weapons to Iraq back in 2003 to defend
against Bush's unjust war of liberation, right?
Do you provide your services pro bono and live off of air and love?
I don't and I wish we don't send money and weapons to Ukraine
purely for love and justice. I do expect there are benefits to be
gained.