Nuclear Submarines for Peace

I can write with a lot of power and I will.  This is not my purpose as it may seem I am angry but that's not close.  Everything is very cool.  Not too many buttons to push, didn't even rain.

Even now I'm becoming as my awareness of my responsibility to stand forthright for peace as much as I possibly can grows steadily along with, I hope, my ability to express it.  I enrage people and they want me to die in a fire.  It's alright.  That doesn't make me angry and it doesn't cause any pain.  It's the nature of the disease and it would be pointless to mention it if I did not think it could be cured.

America has created something it doesn't believe it can escape, the military monolith.  If there is any chink in it anywhere then it can be penetrated and the whole thing falls down, economy collapses, everybody dies.  This is one more illusion of many as a systematic de-escalation should have little to no risk and far less risk than playing bumper tag with each other in the Black Sea.

The economic de-escalation is what terrifies conservatives as what will we do with all the people who build subs, aircraft carriers, jet fighters, etc, etc.  This is America the Ingenious.  Kee-rist.  Ask them.  Engineer People, if you could build something just really fucking cool, what would it be.  One proviso:  it must not kill things.

You're already paying them.  Get them to build something we can actually use.  These are some seriously smart motherfuckers but you have them playing Cowboys and Indians with each other building nuclear submarines, none of which have ever done much of anything.  What kind of egregiously aggressive madness and massively-wasteful excess is that.

America keeps saying it's the leader so lead the way to peace.  You can't shoot your way there, it only works by example.  There are big bucks in it for everyone so what kind of shit ass business community is preventing that from happening.

Note:  there is a frequent claim of submarines being involved in CIA black ops as if this is some sort of endorsement of their validity.  We have seen what the CIA has done in the past so we have no reason to believe what the CIA does now is legal or even moral.