This is exactly the problem with the endless military-industrial complex—governments keep funneling more money into defense while public services get neglected. The U.S. shifting its policies every few years forces allies like Australia and Europe to scramble, driving up military spending instead of investing in healthcare, education, or climate action. It’s frustrating to see how quickly lawmakers approve billions for war while basic social programs struggle for funding. The uncertainty around U.S. support for Ukraine just proves how unreliable American leadership can be, and it’s dangerous for global stability. Instead of fueling an arms race, we should be pushing for diplomacy and long-term peace strategies. But of course, defense contractors are making record profits, so the cycle continues.