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The one nice part about the military, until recently, was that it forced one to learn about other places and people. Yes many of the enlisted never really learned the lesson, but until the current administration, those of us in the officers cadre were able to temper and shape the view of the enlisted that refused to learn. Unfortunately, most of us either retired from the military years ago, or got fired by the current administration.
Currently your concerns are somewhat valid. The only bit of hope I can give you is that if those of us who are level headed and left leaning were still in charge, this current pointless war would have gone very differently because we wouldn't have wasted all our munitions trying to look "tough." Thankfully the current administration has all but depleted our offensive capabilities, so we do have some hope that they will realize just how wrong they were. If they don't, believe me us veterans are organizing and not talking much about it. November may end up being extremely violent and one of the most interesting times to be alive if the rich refuse to back down.
Even the US doesn't have the nuclear stockpile, that is working, that it claims to have, though ours is probably in the best condition of any Cold War state.