*old man voice with sarcastic subtext*
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*old man voice with sarcastic subtext*
Back in my days the warmongers and the profiteers were more respectable. Oh they sold weapons and bombs, but they made those! Made them with their own hands (or someone's hands) ... these days tsk tsk, they just bet in an app using inside information that nations will be bombed and profit in the millions without doing any work at all. Nobody wants to work anymore.
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*old man voice with sarcastic subtext*
Back in my days the warmongers and the profiteers were more respectable. Oh they sold weapons and bombs, but they made those! Made them with their own hands (or someone's hands) ... these days tsk tsk, they just bet in an app using inside information that nations will be bombed and profit in the millions without doing any work at all. Nobody wants to work anymore.
@futurebird when I was a kid arms smugglers like Ollie North bought weapons from Iran and sold them to the Contras.
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*old man voice with sarcastic subtext*
Back in my days the warmongers and the profiteers were more respectable. Oh they sold weapons and bombs, but they made those! Made them with their own hands (or someone's hands) ... these days tsk tsk, they just bet in an app using inside information that nations will be bombed and profit in the millions without doing any work at all. Nobody wants to work anymore.
@futurebird I would very much appreciate a good, solid, logical reason to think, as I already do, that "warmongers" is a word, and "warfighters" is… uh…
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@futurebird when I was a kid arms smugglers like Ollie North bought weapons from Iran and sold them to the Contras.
@llewelly @futurebird
“Masters of War”, Bob Dylan, ‘63. 1st heard it ~’66. -
@futurebird when I was a kid arms smugglers like Ollie North bought weapons from Iran and sold them to the Contras.
@llewelly @futurebird And the saying was "Yes of course [some despote leader] is a bastard, but he is our bastard"
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