woolfe9998
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- Apr 8, 2013
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All government spending flows back into the economy. Even the infamous "bridge to nowhere." But because by definition Israel is outside the United States, aid to it would be less stimulative than other spending.
Israel is a rich nation, and yet they're in the same boat as poor African nations in getting aid?
More relevant is that much terrorism aimed at the USA is because of Israel. It enrages the Arab world and they lash out at us, and their logic is right. Without the USA's generosity, Israel wouldn't be able to be so arrogant and unjust towards Palestinians.
Given the liabilities that it creates, and the sheer size of the spending, and the $20 trillion debt, it should be cut. Israel would be fine. The USA shouldn't make foreign policy decisions based at root on religion.
I'm not here to discuss opinions with you. I came to correct your facts, which I have done. So far as opinions go, I would point out that when someone gets multiple facts wrong, which inaccuracies all cut in the same direction, there is good reason to discount that person's objectivity on the issue.