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    Il CEO di Palantir afferma che rendere costituzionali i crimini di guerra sarebbe positivo per gli affari

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    1. wgszpieg on

      What if we made shooting CEOs in the head legal? Wouldn certainly save the courts and police time

    2. xSalvatore_ on

      We’re fucked. No lessons were learnt from the past and the absolute worst people have risen to the top.

      Well done America.

    3. LunariaWhisper on

      When a company frames war crimes as a business opportunity, it says a lot about the broken incentives in the industry.

    4. CapableCollar on

      That’s one way to show the perverse incentive buried in the core of the growing interconnectedness of the military industrial complex and tech companies.

    5. uoaei on

      thats true. but somehow i dont think hes arguing for stricter lobbying regulations.

    6. ahernandez50 on

      The world should finally clamp donw on these idiotic American billionaires, their lack of morals and excessive power are a danger to the entire world.

    7. suprachromat on

      This headline is incredibly misleading tbh. Read the article – it quotes him saying the exact opposite. He’s not advocating for war crimes to be made constitutional, he’s saying the surveillance technology his company provides can be used to figure out if use of force is legally justified or not. A fair point as the entire debate is centering on whether the second strike was justified or not.

    8. BrotherRoga on

      >”All we are saying is… Give war a chance!”
      > – Sundowner, Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance

      Despicable.

    9. IndubitablyNerdy on

      hehe I love how Karp and Thiel are pretty much real world incarnations of comic book corporate villains (Lex Luthor would be more subtle about this kind of stuff though).

      They are both very much open about being amoral, disliking the democratic process, profiting from war, violence mass surveillance, control…

      One thing I can say to praise them though, is that, at least, they are honest about how they feel about us…

    11. Entire-Scallion-4723 on

      why not start from himself and his family? Or it doesnt count, coz he is above the law?

    13. NativeEuropeas on

      Axel Karp and Peter Thiel seem like two psychopaths, it’s quite insane they have such influence on politics.

    15. Reasonable_Run_5529 on

      It’d be funny (probably not…) to ask the same question to all tech CEOs. 

      Imagine the grin on Elon’s face, Bezos’ convoluted answer, and the Zukk’s puzzled looks.

    16. heapOfWallStreet on

      And a lot of retailers are investigating in such crap.

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