BBC: does a $13bn aircraft carrier which the latest Chinese missiles could sink in a matter of minutes make sense any more
BBC: does a $13bn aircraft carrier which the latest Chinese missiles could sink in a matter of minutes make sense any more
The USS Carl Vinson joins a naval exercise in the Pacific with Japan and France.
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Do they make sense at all?
A bunch of those planes and pilots costs the same amount of money that could let an entire nation go on vacation via airplane.
A bully always makes sense when the other kid can’t punch back. Aircraft carriers are a wonderful tool as long as small actors don’t have the asymmetric ability to sink them.
OK, but now they are wonderful completely useless tools, thanks to "small" actors. I find it just great.
I feel like you’re either just starting to learn rhetoric or military theory, and I am rooting for you either way, there is a lot to learn ahead of you.
I'd like to see automatically AI generated price tags on all those "toys" when they are displayed either on pictures or videos.