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Discussion - Military > Expenditures > Dollar figure (per capita)
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Someone
17th November 2011 |
It is actually $2141 for the United States.
So get your statistics right. |
Ervin
2nd July 2010 |
Maybe because they want the map to be more readable. |
Bev
2nd March 2010 |
Why is the US stats not here - this is ridiculous.
THe US figure is approx $3,000 per capita |
Karen Clark (Milford, Michigan)
6th October 2006 |
Gee, reading many of the articles here, I see that America is bad, while the rest of the world is good. What a surprise. So much for your 'neutrality'. |
Tony
30th May 2006 |
Glad to see that Ireland does not make it onto your militaristic list. Any country that spends more on its military that on its civilian population, especially those below the poverty line, is storing up trouble for itself in the long run. |
barry
4th April 2006 |
yeah this is not really expressing "most militant". if you check out the definition of militarism or militaristic governments/nations you'll find that it is not just expenditure per capita on military. it is also the extent to which the military has power over the nation/government/education etc. etc. and the extent to which the military is a part of every citizen's life (whether you like it or not!).
Dont mean to be offensive but NK for example in this sense should probably rank higher than 31...
thats my $0.02 |
vita
9th March 2006 |
where is Israel, Singapore, new Caledonia, brunet, Kuwait, equator, Oman, Bahrain on the map? |
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