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    Palantir erklärt sich selbst zum Hüter der Rechte der Amerikaner

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    1. ACasualRead on

      “Our product, actually, in its core, requires people to conform with Fourth Amendment data protection”

      Lmfao.

    2. SaulsAll on

      The only thing that guards US rights is the citizens‘ willingness to remove those in power that threaten them.

    8. 3FeetHighAndFalling on

      Thank you palantir! Thank you for being the guardians of my right to be surveilled! True patriots doing the real work

    10. cambeiu on

      I am relieved that the company named after a magical orb that was coopted by the Dark Lord Sauron and that no character in the books should ever dare to use is now the „guardian of my rights“.

      Next step is to buy a house made by a developer called Mordor and hire a babysitter named Nazgul.

      We should also name the local police force The Sardaukar.

    11. Flambeedlemons on

      It’s so frustrating the way language is being tortured in the US. Pam Bondi says the DOJ is being maximally transparent. Trump says he is exonerated in the files. Todd Blanche says Americans are gaslighting the administration about the Pretti murder. Words have lost their meaning.

    12. caguru on

      They built the citizen targeting network better than CIA could. They are like HR for America, not here to protect you, but the people writing their checks. Pure fucking evil.

    17. ACompletelyLostCause on

      As Peter Thiel is so fond of using literary references, I’ll leave this here:-

      „The Ministry of Truth, the Ministry of Peace, the Ministry of Love, and the Ministry of Plenty are the four ministries of the government of Oceania in the 1949 dystopian novel Nineteen Eighty-Four, by George Orwell.

      The use of contradictory names in this manner may have been inspired from the British and American governments; during the Second World War, the British Ministry of Food oversaw rationing (the name „Ministry of Food Control“ was used in World War I) and the Ministry of Information restricted and controlled information, rather than supplying it; while, in the U.S., the War Department was abolished and replaced with the „National Military Establishment“ in 1947 and then became the Department of Defense in 1949, right around the time that Nineteen Eighty-Four was published.“

    18. hasslehof on

      Anti-woke sentiment embodied in code powering systems used by the government – what could go wrong?

    21. mowotlarx on

      I think the word they were looking for was „captor“ not „guardian.“

    28. daltontf1212 on

      And in other news foxes declares themselves best guardians of hen houses.

    30. Affectionate_Neat868 on

      Sure, I guess we’ll just ignore that whole part about their founder being an accelerationist who actively calls for the end of Democracy

    32. Disused_Yeti on

      Americans*

      *offer valid only for your techbro oligarchs. The rest of you are the product and don’t count

    37. Xeynon on

      Silver lining: you don’t engage in this kind of desperate, laughable spin unless you know you’re losing the PR battle.

      We need to up the pressure on Palantir and make them a political liability. Politicians should he running on canceling their government contracts and outlawing their business model.

    42. TheRatingsAgency on

      Their whole business depends on convincing the govt to allow the company to be this intrusive force. Bounce it and they’re done.

    43. projectilegarlicjazz on

      That’s so weird because I too declare myself a guardian of American rights.

    44. Tiraloparatras25 on

      Which Americans? Let me guess: The Yeomen of the 21th century, titans of industry, rober barons, the 1%, the ones who own it all?

    45. DocMorningstar on

      I’ve met Alex a few times, and he is a genuine loon. He 100% believes that this is the best way to protect rights, but he fails to grasp that the bad actors might be….inside the building.

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