Yes, and that doctrine is bad and wrong
Why?
and a big part of why I don’t have fucking healthcare.
You're AGAIN confusing absolute spending with relative spending.
US spending on military: around 4% of the federal budget.
US spending on healthcare: around 15% of the federal budget.
The US has the most expensive and the least effective healthcare system on the planet, and chucking more money down that drain won't fix it. Policies and regulations would, but Americans are fucking allergic do both these words, so that won't happen in the foreseeable future.
Why the fuck do I care about “fighting two superpowers at once” (by which you presumably mean, fighting nine superpowers at once)?
No, why would it mean something it doesn't mean? It means fighting both russia and China at the same time. How is it a difficult concept to grasp?
Do you think I’m more likely to die as an American because the entire rest of the world attacks us at once, or because I can’t afford to go to the doctor if I get sick?
See my response above.
The spending is absolutely ludicrous and forces everyone else to spend more to achieve anything resembling parity.
It only forces potential foes to spend more, which is - coincidentally - also the goal. Unfortunately for the world, the US has elected a russian plant as president so the status quo is going to shit - now it's Europe that must increase spending while China can relax.
Fuck off with this far-right jingoism nonsense about how “reasonable”
As soon as you finally understand the difference between absolute and relative spending, you'll see how ridiculous this sentence sounds.
it is to try to dominate the entire world through military force.
NOW it might be, thanks to Trump and the Republicans.