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Comment · 3 years ago
How is "Microsoft" as a company now different from the US as a "government"?

This is what "technocracy" is, right? And "corporatism"?

Comment · 3 years ago
Valid reasons! What alternative however could they consider to NATO? So to protect their own interests, Sweden's and Finland's, they need to join a, to my eyes, warmongering organization.
Comment · 3 years ago
Software programming rule #1: "Never fix bugs at their root cause." (joking, of course!!)
Comment · 3 years ago
Me as a European software engineer, understanding tech stuff well, but not American politics, what's the problem with the Republicans? Why would you prefer the other party, Democrats (right?) do the origin research instead?
Comment · 3 years ago
I'd love to know the reason why they want to join! I would assume through some sort of pressure, but I am only guessing now.
Comment · 3 years ago
you are putting NATO in a very nice light, which to my eyes it doesn't deserve. there are many example for it of breaking international laws, i.e. in Cosovo.

it helps breaking down the world in black and white to understand complex matters, but I wouldn't exactly paint the NATO white.

Comment · 3 years ago
For me it does make tones of sense as I, as a European, have understood that NATO is not a peace bringing organization. They _are_ interested and motivated by war. NATO is not my friend.
Comment · 3 years ago
That wasn't the point of my message.
Comment · 3 years ago
In these days of civilization which country and which cross-country organizations are _not_ running "special military operations"??
Comment · 3 years ago
Where does NSA get the money from to hire thousands (=multiple 1000s) of big tech workers? How comes big tech is laying them off but NSA can afford to hiring them, in the thousands?

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