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"This is why killing the industry as a whole is so important. It'll mean going after the owners, suppliers and employees/contractors with naming/shaming, coordi
by post_from_work 5y ago
"This is why killing the industry as a whole is so important. It'll mean going after the owners, suppliers and employees/contractors with naming/shaming, coordinated sanctions, criminal charges, designated persons lists etc. until their reputations are trash. No bank would fund it, no parters would supply it and no one with any talent would ever contemplate such a catastrophic career move in future."
And no government of any geopolitical significance would ever support such actions. These kinds of people, and their skills/tools, are FAR too useful.
- saiya-jin 5y agoYet here we are, useful or not. I applaud these kind of movements, since this company's actions were clearly amoral and they supported anybody with enough cash, mass murderer or not. All those actions mentioned by OP dissuade talent, since when you are on the top you have tons of interesting choices. Why work somewhere you are actually ashamed of to even mention. Why on top of that working for amoral goals that make world a much worse place, innocent people get killed just because of your work etc. Those talents will find some work easily. Maybe even for competition. But its the right move, the more the better.
- Sporktacular 5y agoWhy? They'll still be put to use. Just not via a for profit industry creating an arms race between middling powers. If anything it will make recruitment by significant governments easier.