> We have 6.2 billion worth of extra war crime equipment available We don't have $6.2B worth as it's military accounting value, not actual value. There are no

> We have 6.2 billion worth of extra war crime equipment available We don't have $6.2B worth as it's military accounting value, not actual value. There are no buyers for this obsolete equipment apart from Ukraine, and no longer any use for the US military. The money put into the equipment is a sunken cost and the US Gov has to incur the ongoing cost of storage or decommissioning. This entire controversy is based on a seemingly willful misunderstanding of why the military gives obsolete equipment a monetary label and then an equivocation of that monetary value label with actual money.