The mighty empire bombs Yemen, one of the poorest countries in the world, with its most advanced strategic stealth bomber

This is why we don't have healthcare! So we can indiscriminately kill people only trying to defend themselves on the other side of the planet!

that's one reason. The other reason is that the healthcare industry is for profit, and profits are good. If we don't profit off healthcare, the economy will suffer! what a stronk economy.
Oh no, it's MUCH worse than that; we're killing some of the poorest people on the planet while they're going out on a limb to stop a genocide we're backing.
- It's still much worse than what you've written here! You used the word "while" when the word "because" is much more accurate.
- It's so... like there aren't adjectives for this. Obama, Trump, Biden, and Harris have spent a decade attempting to exterminate Yemenis, they've killed hundreds of thousands and horribly injured millions, and the Yemenis, far from being cowed, defeated the US Navy in order to stop a genocide. And all we can conceive of is sending more bombs, killing and maiming more people. It's incomprehensible. "Evil" isn't sufficient.

Yemen has only been being bombed for a decade, but this should do it

The one thing keeping the genociders from killing off quite heroic Yemeni resistance was the stealth capabilities of the bombers
- they used these to intimidate Iran moreso than because it was required against Yemen
- Yemen is known for its radar and sophisticated antiaircraft defense.

Spending 10s of billions trying to break a blockade that probably has cost less than 10 million. Ansar Allah and Iran are ~1000x more cost effective and still winning.

God I wish this country would rebel about the fact our money is spent on these things instead of Healthcare.
- Many Burgerlanders prefer the military industrial complex and its tacticool theater on corpo news over the scarier thought of social safety nets for those who don't "deserve" them.

Does Yemen even have a radar system or AA missiles? Are they worried about Yemeni's taking cover before the bombs drop?

The B-2 is one of the last remaining "carpet bomb" style bombers left in the US arsenal. If you imagine bombing in your head as just a plane dropping a massive torrent of bombs over a large area, that's the B-2. The US still has the B-52 of course, but it's ancient in comparison, so that leaves this. One of them can drop 80 500kg bombs on a civilian population in a single pass

They're using it not for the stealth value, but the pure terror value of carpet bombing civilians. It being stealthy is just ensuring they can't be reprised against
- I was under the impression that the b-2 had a smallish payload due to it stealth constraints but maybe that was just in comparison to the B-52.
  
  Jesus this is grim they're resorting to tactics they haven't used since Vietnam.
this strike is a message to Iran as much as it is to Yemen.
Ansar-Allah has killed like a dozen MQ-9 predator drone bomber planes in the last year. The fash are likely sending B-2 Spirits partially to curb losses of MQ-9s.

Wish someone would knock one of these things out of the sky as highly unlikely as that would be.

Each B-2 Spirit bomber costs ~$2 Billion dollars

So that's why they are called b2
It can be done. These sorts of planes are invisible totally and completely. Until they aren't.
Fascist country makes Nazi Luftwaffe looking jet.

Are the B-2s even stealth anymore?

To Yemen? Probably. To China? Probably not.
- Amerika can only fight broken countries.

The Creator was a dogshit movie but the USS Nomad floating around blowing up the global south was an incredible vibe read

Aww I enjoyed the movie. Yes it was telegraphing its morals so hard it came off like a kid movie at times and some of the internal logic is incredibly silly, but they got a bunch of dumb American meat heads to watch a movie where America was unequivocally the bad guy and they showed what these horrifying conflicts look like from the perspective of regular people just trying to survive
- Agreed. Its "Fuck USA!" energy made up for its shortcomings.