Because they make a great fortune from it obviously. I'd like to think they do it for Democracy and Human rights, but unfortunately arms manufacturer around the world do not explicitly put these values as their topmost priority.
cedeho
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Ich (m , 34) schließe mich gerne an. Finde die Entwicklung der Gesellschaft in diese Richtung auch positiv.
Huh? I don't have a strong opinion on any of this and do not deny. I would prefer independent investigations on this by parties not involved in this conflict (or war or potential genocide whatever you want to call this).
read my other comments
you're a member of the Alternative for Germany party?
Hahaha never. Now fuck off with them Nazis.
Edit: To be clear and give my final statement. I am not politically active and do not have an agenda. I am not member of any political party, but I do actively vote and politically debate with friends. Currently i would consider myself mostly in line with the green party while having a negative view on both extremist left and right boundaries but I also dislike the major parties curruption riddled SPD (esp. Scholz), CDU and inhumane corporate and lobby party FDP. AfD and the other Nazi parties are the worst obviously.
No, I do not justify bombing civilian infrastructure. I do try to explain why civilian casualties are too high. While Hamas should not use civilians as human shields, Israel should not bomb them non the less and disregard civilian casualties. It's both wrong.
Wow. Now the instance I am coming is the point of debate. Honestly, you are not interested in any honest discussion after all. I don't have any political agenda with me like you obviously do.
All I do is wish for war and terrorism to end and this needs democratic processes and independent press after all. This is my point.
My brother actually works in the laboratory of one of worldwide biggest concrete suppliers (and he is also involved in the concrete 3D projects) and you are right with the statement that it's highly carbon intensive, but also they are researching intensely about this and are currently working on a new carbon neutral cement plant.