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Pakistan may have downed up to six fighter jets in what could be India’s heaviest air losses since 1971
(armyrecognition.com)
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The world is about to find out if public industry or private industry is really the better way to build things when public industrial militaries go up against private industrial militaries.
So far it's not looking good for privatization. Unsurprisingly
World War One was a struggle between the old feudal systems and the newer, capitalist modes of production. The capitalists won and the first socialist nation was born out of a crumbling monarchy.
I'm hoping all this isn't a precursor to another world war and things de-escalate. The contradictions of capitalism are becoming impossible to reconcile and it seems like it's trying to take the world down with it.
Yes, but private profits > good, useful products!
/s