Right, because it's impossible to be concerned about two things at once, and none of us here have expressed concerns about American militarism elsewhere.
No one who cares about tax return related conspiracy theories seems to
truly care about the wars in Syria and Yemen. The same people said
nothing when
their team started those wars. After 2008, a good portion of the anti-war movement abandoned the rest of us because they weren't actually concerned with war, they just wanted
their guy commanding the bloodshed. I thought they'd come back to the anti-war movement after 2016, but so far I haven't seen much. Most of 'em are unironically pro-war now.
But more importantly
conspiracy mongering like this is being
used to advocate for
more war. You are feeding into American militarism with this nonsense. I keep hearing how we need to stay in Syria indefinitely because we can't let the Russians win, and I am hearing with increasingly alarming frequency that we need to get involved in Venezuela because Russia is doing so. You may claim you care about militarism, but that claim rings hollow when the same Red Scare mentality these conspiracies all promoting is feeding into the great war machine. At best you are a useful idiot helping the pro-war side unaware you are doing so.
And this tax return thing is just matador politics. If there was anything truly damning in the tax returns, they'd probably have been leaked by someone in the IRS. Most likely the reason Trump doesn't release them, is because it distracts his critics like waving a red cape in front of a bull, so that they focus on the lack of tax releases instead of focusing on the ongoing wars and humanitarian disasters caused by the USA. You are feeding into his attempt to distract and obfuscate from meaningful criticism.
So do you actually care about reducing American militarism?? Not knowing anything about you but this post, then maybe. But even if you truly do, your support of conspiracy theories is directly harming that cause, so your
intent means very little.
But going outside your one post here, do you
actually care about reducing American militarism?? A quick search pulls up a post you made reading:
"If you want to get involved in Syria, fine. But do it properly. Acknowledge the complexity of the situation, have a clear set of goals, including desired end point, and then have experts draw up evidence based strategy. If you have the will to do everything said strategy requires, great. Do it."
So you are
not concerned with American militarism after all. You have no problem with war in Syria, just so long as the war is more concrete than simple missile strikes and involves concrete goals and strategies. As long as the murder and bloodshed is gone about in a strategical way, you are cool with it. That thread is also full of you unwittingly parroting pro-war-in-Syria talking points, so good job there.