How America's Wars Fund Inequality at Home
June 28, 2018 TomDispatch.com
A new study by the Costs of War Project examines the relationship between the United States' war-related debt and societal inequality. "...the staggering costs of the longest war in American history -- almost 17 years running, since the invasion of Afghanistan in October 2001 -- are being deferred to the future. In the process, the government is contributing to this country’s skyrocketing income inequality."
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