Over 1 TRILLION dollars has been spent on the bullhockey "wars".
That was over 12 years. The Great Pretender (the man occupying the White House) has spent that in three years on the biggest fraud ever foisted off on the American people -- a healthcare "plan" that doesn't work and has no plan to it. It's whatever he wakes up thinking it ought to be on any given day. If you don't like it, you still have to keep it.
Do you know that the money tossed away on that could have ended poverty all over the world ...
Do you know that the money projected to be spent on that bogus "healthcare plan," now estimated at over $3 trillion by 2023, could just as easily have been given out in the form of a lump sum payment -- about $10,000 to each American? That would buy a lot of healthcare insurance at a cost of even previously-thought-to-be "exorbitant" premiums of $500 a month, which look pretty cheap thanks to what this nincompoop and his socialist cronies have done to healthcare. That is to say, ruined it.
... renewed the crumbling infrastructure here in the US ...
Not even close. It would take the equivalent of the national GDP for three years to pay for that. Look it up. It dwarfs $1 trillion.
... and pretty much guaranteed everyone in the USA a 50K/yr income?
Not every good at math, are you? $1 trillion distributed in increments of $50,000 would be used up after they wrote two million checks. That's about 316 million checks short. Darn.
Oh, but that's a redistribution of wealth and that's socialism and that's just wrong.
Yes, it is, and it's definitely wrong. And by the way, what the Jerusalem church did immediately after Pentecost was not "socialism." Socialists view private property as oppressive, and have a theory of class warfare, in which the workers revolt against the capitalists -- the owners of the means of production -- and take control of private property. This is done either through open warfare, or it is done through state-sponsored wealth redistribution. That's pretty much what the ACA is doing now.
After that occurs, private property is abolished, and the state owns the means of production on behalf of the people. There’s none of this business in the book of Acts. The Jerusalem church membership was selling their possessions and
sharing freely.
Second, the state is nowhere in sight. No Roman centurions are breaking down doors and sending Christians to the lions (that was later, and it wasn't to enforce socialist thought). No government is confiscating property and collectivizing industry in the book of Acts. No one is being coerced. The church in Jerusalem was just that -- the church, not the state. The church doesn’t act like the modern communist state, but if you truly like that idea, keep watching. Your boys in DC are going to give it to you unless someone stops them.
Your priorities are jacked all up.
One of these days that young man who fought in war, whom you are so concerned about as having been a pawn in a giant chess game, is going to say the same thing to you. He understands what he did. You don't.