as said by a friend this morning:
> i, personally, would not accept money from the company actively militarizing the southern US border but that's just me
as said by a friend this morning:
> i, personally, would not accept money from the company actively militarizing the southern US border but that's just me
> > i, personally, would not accept money from the company actively militarizing the southern US border but that's just me
Anduril is not "militarizing" the southern border. They're adding observation stations (funded by the Biden administration mind you) so that who is crossing the border illegally is known. There's no weapons on these things or something.
The same tech is deeply wrapped up in the Israeli occupation of Palestine.
It's absolutely absurd to pretend that the whole business of border enforcement tech is not stained with blood.
If you're interested in the relevant US history and why it's characterized as militarization and violence by those opposed to it, I recommend this book: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/7861.No_One_Is_Illegal
(The book has a point of view and makes no apologies for that. But if you want to see why people who disagree with you see the US border and its enforcement the way they do, it will provide that for you.)