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We are not today, but you never know when we will be. We need to be prepared or we will lose because we cannot gear up in time - just ask france about that.
France spend a lot of effort an resources to prepare, but they did it the wrong way.
What you are proposing is also the wrong way, because we have learned from Ukraine that we need to prioritize differently.
It doesn't help to have a shitload of the wrong weapons. Also you complain that last gen weapons are obsolete, so what you propose would be an insane level of production to constantly keep everything at the newest standard.
Do you understand what I'm saying? What you are proposing is insane!!!
Just because you can produce doesn't mean you have to. I agree building more than you need this year is wrong. However you need the ability to build it