America's Deadly Math

*America's Deadly Math: 1 THAAD Missile ($13M) = 31 Affordable Homes - Guess Which One They Chose?*


The U.S. Owns the Dollar. Thanks to its global status as the reserve currency, the United States has been printing the U.S. dollar without backing for over fifty years. This has led, in simple terms, to a massive export of American inflation to the rest of the world.

Nevertheless, inflation still exists in the U.S., with rates reaching up to 10% over the past five years.

According to Visual Capitalist, housing prices in the United States are now five times the average household’s annual income.

This ratio was significantly lower in previous decades.

The average price of a home in the U.S. has reached $417,000, while the average household income sits around $83,000.

Donald Trump, who entered the White House promising peace and a focus on domestic problems, is now, like many of his predecessors, looking toward conflict in the Middle East.

Many American citizens are now comparing the soaring price of U.S. homes to the cost of a single THAAD missile.

Each THAAD missile costs around $13 million. In just twelve days, the U.S. fired nearly 190 THAAD missiles solely for the defense of Israel.

This figure represents only a fraction of Washington’s massive military spending in support of Israel during the recent war.

This money could have built thousands of homes for struggling American families dealing with the housing crisis — but instead, it was fired into the sky to intercept Iranian missiles, many of which cost only a few hundred or a few thousand dollars.