Submitted by IndeterminateYogurt t3_zzp93v in dataisbeautiful
Horror-Score2388 t1_j2derqq wrote
Reply to comment by farmallnoobies in [OC] Around 30% of countries spend more than 2% of GDP on their military by IndeterminateYogurt
how could you possibly separate spending lmao
farmallnoobies t1_j2dg4i4 wrote
Well they claim to have done just that by calling it defense spending...
yes_its_him t1_j2do2ro wrote
That's not really what that term 'defense' means.
There's no distinct 'offense' budget.
dewlocks t1_j2ehgpr wrote
It’s a valid question. Not sure why the downvotes. It’s one of those things that is said so often, defense = military, no one really thinks about what the offense would be.
Wouldn’t all non-defense spending be offense spending? Transportation, agriculture, education etc. everything non-military related?
farmallnoobies t1_j2f356v wrote
Instigating wars and attacking other countries for their assets sure feels like offense rather than defense.
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