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This is such a non sequitur that I looked through the parent poster's comment history to see if he'd made some other post down thread that you were replying to.
by chucksmash 8y ago
This is such a non sequitur that I looked through the parent poster's comment history to see if he'd made some other post down thread that you were replying to. Do you mean "people who work in military research", "people who work at military contractors" or was there something else I didn't pick up on?
Edit: Am not a military researcher, military contractor, etc.
- austincheney 8y agoI don't understand your comment. What people are you speaking about?
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- chucksmash 8y agoHis social circle. Apologies if I missed something, but I don't understand where that comes into the equation.
- austincheney 8y agoI cannot speak to the OPs social circle. To me it sounds pretty uninformed to think anybody working with the military is building bombs. The DOD (the US military) has about 2.8 million employees and there are about another 2 million people who work as defense contractors. I find it strange to think all those people could constantly be working on bombs. By comparison the largest US commercial employer is WalMart with 1.5 million US employees. Imagine (for the sake of numbers) every WalMart employee and two of their kids constantly making bombs.