What if he is? To run a mercenary corporation you are going to need a somewhat flexible set of morals or at least an "alternative" set of world views. Is that

What if he is? To run a mercenary corporation you are going to need a somewhat flexible set of morals or at least an "alternative" set of world views. Is that any different than the Ceo of a pharmaceutical corporation that chooses to treat erectile dysfunction instead of real diseases? Or the CEO of a tobacco or alchohol company? There are a lot of CEOs with kind of funky world views and opinions of themselves and rationalization about the "good" that their companies do. Being a bit sociopathic is almost a job requirement for them. Erik prince is in a nasty business and I'm not defending that but as portrayed it seems like he developed a world view that is somehow compatible with the work, that just seems like a normal ceo to me.