Do you think that having a space force as a military branch is an exaggeration or just a preventive measure?

Does it make the future seem a lot more twisted and macabre or is it an indicator of progress?

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I definitely don't think it's progress. It seems pretty stupid, except as a political stunt to piss some people of and make others cheer.

But it is consistent with America Alone, flaunting treaties, and walking around blustering loudly with a big stick.

HannibalAteMeOut · 22-25, F

@MistyCee why would anyone be impressed by it, though? I mean there's nothing to fight for there (yet?). It seems kinda irrelevant for now. Maybe there are things I cannot conceive with my little mind, though.

MistyCee

@HannibalAteMeOut There's no substance to it. It's about pissing some people off and giving others something to cheer Trump for, imo.

Peapod · 61-69, F

@HannibalAteMeOut, he is still jealous of JFK getting us excited about going to the moon. At least in 1960, we had the budget to do it and we were also living in the Cold War where we legitimately needed to be ahead with space technology.

This stuff today is really scary because I fear too many voters will not see how they are being played.