Enabling In The Military Research Paper

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Enabling is defined as allowing and, or helping one perform dysfunctional actions. In saying this, I would like to point out that for over two decades America has provided the middle east with the supplies, money, training, etc to enable them to grow and develop their economy. But what we haven't done is showcased how to properly use the aid to benefit the growth, and by failing to do this they have been led to a path in which they fund military instead. It would seem that America would halt or at least limit the aid, but spending has increased and more resources and aid are shipped over than ever before. These behaviors are not one of growth but one of a country that is uneducated and bound to fail. It is our own fault we are allowing and

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