The deficit of basic materiel and dearth of capacity to make it reflects a wider problem: The US no longer focuses on making everyday things, even things that can be critical in a crisis. When Covid-19 struck, the race was on to produce more cotton swabs and ventilators. Shortages of auto parts, generic drugs, baby formula and other common goods have become more frequent.
We pay those motherfuckers a trillion dollars and year and they don't know that you need bombs to fight wars??? I'm starting to think something doesn't add up here