Comments by "Jussi M. Konttinen" (@jussim.konttinen4981) on "1946: The Greatest Depression in US History (prior to 2020)" video.

  1. Of course, some kind of deterrent is needed, but the budget could be more reasonable.
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  2. Probably some honor tradition. It's not like Churchill had to use his own credit card.
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  3. However, if you read about the American mafia, you get the picture as if something was wrong in the economy.
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  4.  @ihatecabbage7270  Finland had so many planes left that surplus had to be stored in accordance with the Peace Treaty. Messerschmitt Bf 109 was reportedly dangerous to fly because of scrap metal coming off the enemy plane hit the windshield. Among these ancient remains, however, it was an advanced aircraft. To my understanding only German planes were "free". In addition, some of these are locally made clones, not actual enemy planes: https://youtu.be/gafiwpfCDjU
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  5.  @Litany_of_Fury  Stay stronk lol. Based on gun ownership statistics, I say there is a need for proper military training. Perhaps there is no real need for anti-tank equipment in particular, at the Russian border. Heavy equipment is really a kind of insurance, even though an event like Kursk will never be seen in Finland.
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  6.  @Edax_Royeaux  In our county, unauthorized soldiers are transported back to the barracks, so I don't quite grasp the concept of uselessness. While arresting a third drunk person, police say sarcastically, "Here comes another hero": https://youtu.be/68bxJ5QsKTg
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  7. I think it's a bit misleading because the United States is also a former colony. South Americans are largely mixed people, which is supposed to be a good thing.
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  8. A nice game of Capture the Flag.
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  9. A fitting example, because it is an uninhabited pile of rocks that were returned to Japan. Perhaps the conflict could have been limited to a smaller area. In any case, War is more like a forest fire than a source of income.
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  10. Really? Ever since the development of GDP, multiple observers have pointed out limitations of using GDP as the overarching measure of economic and social progress. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Underworld
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