Wanting free education doesn't make you socialist. Wanting someone else to pay for your education does.
But army though
Wanting free education doesn't make you socialist. Wanting someone else to pay for your education does.
Babs lets us in on a little secret.
Bitch is gonna pay more taxes!
I do believe that is how it is all supposed to work. Bitch, shut up!
But army though
Federal Government's job is to provide for national defense. So saying something like "but army though" is just dumb. Now, if you want to talk about all the bases around the world, or the massive amount of spending on national defense (which is really for defense of other countries, etc) then I am with you.
But the left can't complain about national defense spending and then get all pissy when Trump calls on countries in NATO to spend their fair share.
And I can make the argument that the federal government's job is to provide for education and healthcare as it does national defense.
The primary purpose of the U.S. federal government when it was formed was to provide for a national defense. Many people at the time believed that this was the sole and only proper purpose for the U.S. federal government.
That is really not true, even the Federalist papers talked in detail about collecting taxes, regulating interstate commerce. With respect to the Constituion it was written "The Constitution also gives Congress an impressive list of powers. The list includes the well-known powers to “regulate Commerce . . . among the several states” and to collect taxes to provide for “the general Welfare of the United States.” But it also includes a host of other powers: raising an army, establishing uniform national laws on naturalization and on bankruptcy, coining money and regulating its value, issuing patents and copyrights, and making treaties. On top of that,Congress can make laws that don’t fall within this list of powers but are “necessary and proper” to carry them out."
This was a strong view of the Federalists and Washington, Hamilton and Jefferson when he took office. So history bears a different view of what the Union was meant for. The Confederation was so weak it cause so many problems that many agreed to a stronger Federal government evidenced by the powers enumerated in the document creating it.