Yemen Houthi Spokesman Yahya Saree has reiterated that the attacks on ships in the Red Sea will carry on until Palestinians in Gaza are no longer under Israeli shelling. Earlier, the Houthis were accu...
There's more of a chance of the Houthis being completely wiped off the face of the planet before a truce in Gaza. Consequently, they will find out soon why Americans don't have universal healthcare...
I hear this a lot, but what would beating the Taliban involve? While the US was there, the Taliban was at best in hiding, it was not holding territory. If you mean removing the very idea of the Taliban from the world? That is both hard to do and arguably also a genocide, at least a cultural one. The US has been good at that, but it's also frowned on in the current world - see Gaza headlines.
This is also why I'd suggest it's kind of impossible to both not be the worst of the colonialist systems and stop terrorism (and it's kind of unclear that even the colonial cultural suppression / conversion / excesses / crimes actually would stop terrorism).
Are you under the impression that the US military and the Taliban were engaged in friendly competition for no reason whatsoever, just a bit of international banter?
That would be what I assumed they were getting at too, but it doesn't really pass the sniff test. The US spends more on healthcare (both per capita and as a percentage of GDP) than any country with universal healthcare-- by switching to a universal single-payer system, they could free up more money to spend on war.
Americans don't have universal healthcare because that would mean insurance companies make less money.