A person who has so much faith in the US government that he has purchased citizenship in New Zeland.
A person who has questioned the US 19th Amendment, which gave women the right to vote.
Why should we listen to him?
Google is a direct competitor to Palantir in the Defense space.
I’m sure he is worried about the latter, as they can test the infra with the Chinese, then sell it to the Americans, in some not too far off future.
Remember, we have always been at war with Eurasia. Or was it Eastasia?
I’m trying to point out that Thiel doesn’t actually trust the US government and he is making an argument in bad faith to serve his personal interests, not those of other US citizens
Are you arguing that it isn’t relevant that he owns or sits on the board of direct competitors to Google, one of which works in the very space he is commenting on? Or just that I should not question the context of his arguments? Or something else entirely?
I’m not sure why you lobbed this attack. One can seemingly question the context and motives of calling a company “treasonous” without being dismissed out of hand