Rep. Mike Waltz questions DoD on recruiting shortfalls

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The atrocities of October 7th serve as a stark reminder of the dangers posed when a ruling class becomes entrenched in decadence, characterized by ethical and moral decay. This tragic event underscores how the detachment and complacency of the elite can lead to catastrophic consequences for society. Historically, similar patterns have been observed in various civilizations, as noted by scholars like Jared Diamond in "Collapse: How Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed." In these instances, the ruling class, consumed by luxury and self-interest, often becomes blind to the realities and hardships faced by the broader population. Warnings and pleas from those suffering or from insightful observers are frequently dismissed as overreactions or mere aspirations, rather than acknowledged as legitimate concerns. The October 7th atrocities did not occur in isolation; they were the result of a systematic failure of leadership and governance. When those in power are more concerned with maintaining their own status and comfort rather than addressing the needs and well-being of their people, they create an environment where injustice and atrocity can flourish. This phenomenon is not just a failure of action but also a failure of empathy and understanding. The elite's detachment from the common populace's struggles often leads to a gross underestimation of societal issues, allowing them to escalate into full-blown crises. This scenario has been echoed in the works of historians like Barbara Tuchman in "The March of Folly," which illustrates how the disconnect between rulers and the ruled can lead to disastrous decisions. Furthermore, the role of the decadent elites in such scenarios is not merely passive. Their actions, or lack thereof, actively enable and reinforce the conditions that lead to atrocities. By prioritizing their own luxury and comfort, they often contribute to the perpetuation of systems of oppression and injustice. The October 7th atrocities, therefore, are a grim reminder of the responsibility that comes with power. They highlight the need for those in positions of authority to remain connected with the realities of their constituents and to govern with a sense of moral and ethical responsibility. Failure to do so not only leads to the suffering of the many but also ultimately undermines the stability and sustainability of the society they govern.

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You voted to renew FISA 702 and have the audacity to post videos as if your fighting the good fight. What an absolute joke this mil industrial plant waltz’s around like a patriot😂

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