Aqarius

Once again, I'm not sure what conversation you think you're having, but it's not this one.

I'd wager (heh) Tooze is familiar with armament production. Germany still built something like 4k Leo 2s. Add to that about 1k of Leclercs, half that of Challengers, some Ariettes, and a bunch of other crap, there's room for an economy of scale, it's just not being used. And frankly, EU armies buying M1s isn't helping. In addition, you can put the proposition backwards, and say high unit costs are a sign of too few of them being built.

I'm wondering if he's maybe comparing older models. An M1A2 can come from anywhere between early nineties and today - L2A8s are brand spanking new. But even then, the PzH 2000 being six times more expensive then the K9 is just insane.

Misinfo? I'm talking about opinion pieces. "Israel has a right to defend itself" isn't strictly misinfo, but it is, arguably, an opinion. And you're correct. They're not only used for opinion laundering - they also appear to be a sort of make-work program.

And I don't know what conversation your tangent on what you're reminded of comes from, but it's not the one we're having.

You should. Arguably, you should nail the to the cross for opinion pieces more, because opinion pieces exist to launder articles that the paper can't reasonably justify publishing... but still really wants to publish.

Also, earth-pear, for some reason.

But still above par, considering the competition...

Which, ironically, native speakers oftrn struggle with.

On the contrary, the best part about it is that it's not a compilation of references the audience is supposed to already know about. It's just a fun adventure movie. The reason the RPG crowd sing it praises is that in addition, if you know how to read it, the actual plot is "girlfriend is curious about what we're all doing every Tuesday evening"

Well, now that you bring it up...

If you want that, just light up the first and last LED always.

I mean, technically, illegal occupation is in and of itself a warcrime, so there's that?

Prigozhin joke.