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I suppose those are the offices from SpaceX now that they merged.

• omnimus 9mo ago
  So France is raiding offices of US military contractor?
  • mkjs 9mo ago
    How is that relevant? Are you implying that being a US military contractor should make you immune to the laws of other countries that you operate in? The onus is on the contractor to make sure any classified information is kept securely. If by raiding an office in France a bunch of US military secrets are found, it would suggest the company is not fit to have those kind of contracts.
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  • fanatic2pope 9mo ago
    Even if it is, being affiliated with the US military doesn't make you immune to local laws. https://www.the-independent.com/news/world/americas/crime/us-marines-okinawa-japan-sexual-assualt-b2675964.html https://www.the-independent.com/news/world/americas/crime/us...
  • hermanzegerman 9mo ago
    I know it's hard to grasp for you. But in France, french laws and jurisdiction applies, not those of the United States
    • watwut 9mo ago
      To be fair, it is common confusion. In other comments, you see people arguing by US constitution.
    • omnimus 9mo ago
      It's not at all hard to grasp for me. I think it's great actually.
  • gitaarik 9mo ago
    So what?