> one could argue that "spying" on people for the sake of saving lives And what lives do you think we are saving? When in the last 20 years has anything we've

> one could argue that "spying" on people for the sake of saving lives And what lives do you think we are saving? When in the last 20 years has anything we've done saved any lives? You shouldn't be stunned. People might tolerate our military-security industrial complex because they have resigned themselves to be powerless to do anything about it, but that doesn't mean they want to join it. I would never work for Palantir, just like I would never work for the NSA, or Raytheon, or any of these horrible, destructive organizations. I wouldn't fit in anyway, the people that work at these places come from a different political and ideological spectrum than I do.