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| − | '''Perpetual war''' is a term used to criticize pro-war policies that lead to nearly endless military conflicts, which benefits the military-industrial complex and their overpaid executives, while hurting virtually everyone else. | + | '''Perpetual war''' is a term used to criticize pro-[[war]] policies that lead to nearly endless military conflicts, which benefits the [[military-industrial complex]] and their overpaid executives, while hurting virtually everyone else. |
[[Neocon]]s are criticized by [[Rand Paul]] and others for promoting policies that lead to perpetual war. | [[Neocon]]s are criticized by [[Rand Paul]] and others for promoting policies that lead to perpetual war. | ||
Revision as of 01:48, September 15, 2018
Perpetual war is a term used to criticize pro-war policies that lead to nearly endless military conflicts, which benefits the military-industrial complex and their overpaid executives, while hurting virtually everyone else.
Neocons are criticized by Rand Paul and others for promoting policies that lead to perpetual war.