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Ah, so they don't facilitate the spying of U.S. citizens, they're just facilitating the rain of death from U.S. drones overseas. Carry on then.
by TruthElixirX 13y ago
Ah, so they don't facilitate the spying of U.S. citizens, they're just facilitating the rain of death from U.S. drones overseas.
Carry on then.
- Jtsummers 13y agoAh, yes, hyperbole, the key to useful discourse.
- TruthElixirX 13y agoWhat part of what I said is hyperbole? If you work for a defense contractor that is what you do for a living. Make shit to kill people over seas.
- shitlord 13y agoYes, I'm sure that's what every single employee does, including the software engineers, HR people, managers, receptionists, and janitors.
- Sae5waip 13y agoYes. The software engineers rather directly. The others are there to support the software and other engineers.
- jaggederest 13y agoI'm tempted to resort to hyperbole of my own, but suffice to say that if you work for a defense contractor, the fact that your job doesn't directly contribute to people being exploded does not absolve you.
- growupkids 13y agoAbsolve you of what? Supporting your countries armed forces? What a terrible sin.
- betterunix 13y agoSupporting the armed forces when we face a realistic and imminent threat, from an enemy we can actually name, is a fine thing. We are not in that situation by any stretch.
- trentmb 13y agoAnyone that has ever used US currency is responsible for that then, right? What with supporting the economy that supports the US military?
- aric 13y agoYes. That's among many reasons why bitcoin is nice.