When the United States makes the Decision to 04 23 2020
When the United States makes the Decision to go to War with one or more foreign nations do we really take the cost of that War into Consideration?
Does the United States take the cost of moral decisions into consideration before implementing them?
I would hope not.
But what happens in the case of War versus Corona-virus? In the case of War the Gov. prints money and feeds it into industry? So indeed we think it will be good for the economy? Even though all that military equipment and lives will be lost? That build up to War is stated to what got us out of the Great Depression? Sure the question is, if we didn't have any money how could we have money to produce the war items and all of the goods we sent to foreign countries? We printed it? And what we got back in terms of y/e revenue was "such."
So it was Trump that compared it to a War.
Again War is a moral all or nothing decision for the United States isn't it? In an all or nothing moral decision we don't really care about the costs. Why because it has to be done. It falls into the philosophical category of "a man has to do what a man has to do" or "Evil exists when good men fail to act."
And here ends the article. Failure to act by the current administration because of economic considerations and lack of moral determination.
© 2020 Thomas Murphy
When the United States makes the Decision to go to War with one or more foreign nations do we really take the cost of that War into Consideration?
Does the United States take the cost of moral decisions into consideration before implementing them?
I would hope not.
But what happens in the case of War versus Corona-virus? In the case of War the Gov. prints money and feeds it into industry? So indeed we think it will be good for the economy? Even though all that military equipment and lives will be lost? That build up to War is stated to what got us out of the Great Depression? Sure the question is, if we didn't have any money how could we have money to produce the war items and all of the goods we sent to foreign countries? We printed it? And what we got back in terms of y/e revenue was "such."
So it was Trump that compared it to a War.
Again War is a moral all or nothing decision for the United States isn't it? In an all or nothing moral decision we don't really care about the costs. Why because it has to be done. It falls into the philosophical category of "a man has to do what a man has to do" or "Evil exists when good men fail to act."
And here ends the article. Failure to act by the current administration because of economic considerations and lack of moral determination.
© 2020 Thomas Murphy
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