From Defense to Devastation: How American Missiles Are Hitting Homes, Not Battlefields

Imagine this: missiles designed for precision on the battlefield now tearing through neighborhoods, reducing homes, schools, and hospitals to rubble. These weapons, crafted with advanced technology and funded by billions of American tax dollars, weren’t built to target civilians. Yet, in Gaza and Lebanon, that’s exactly what’s happening.

Think of the families trapped in these buildings, the children who don’t understand why the walls are crumbling around them. These missiles weren’t supposed to devastate civilian life—but that’s the grim reality. Instead of strategic defense, they’ve become tools of destruction in spaces meant to be safe. How did we let this happen?

It’s heartbreaking to think about, isn’t it? These American-made missiles weren’t designed for civilian buildings—they were meant for strategic, military targets. But here we are, watching as they rain down on places like Gaza and Lebanon. Homes, schools, hospitals… places where families live, where kids play, where life is supposed to feel safe.

How did we get to a point where tools of war are being used like this? And more importantly, why are we letting it happen? These aren’t just numbers on a news ticker—these are human lives, torn apart in an instant. It’s time to start asking the tough questions about where these weapons go and how they’re being used. Because let’s be real: this wasn’t supposed to be their purpose.