The same argument is actually used w.r.t. DHS/ICE using GitHub to work on software to better track illegal immigrants. This is software that will ostensibly cu

The same argument is actually used w.r.t. DHS/ICE using GitHub to work on software to better track illegal immigrants. This is software that will ostensibly cut down on errors and speed up processing times for things like asylum claims, but for some reason Github was called out as being complicit. I think the argument against Palantir is better formed than an argument against Github based on specificity of the tool, but I think both are driven more by viral outrage than careful consideration of any moral calculus or actual hands-on knowledge of how the tools are used.