Anonymous boariskarloff 4w

At least they’re not violating civil rights at home

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Anonymous #2 4w

Facilitating that abroad is better? Are Americans more special than other citizens?

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Anonymous boariskarloff 4w

Who said someone working in a submarine is violating anyone’s rights? Depends whether it’s just for surveillance or offensive operations and what their role is. Hell, they could be a medic or something

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Anonymous #2 4w

America is an empire, imperialism is bad, ergo working for the empire doing imperialism is bad. This is not a job like any other. Contributing to America’s domination of the globe is objectively not a good thing.

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Anonymous boariskarloff 4w

at least submarines give you aura and a free husband

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Anonymous #3 4w

Can’t argue with that.

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Anonymous boariskarloff 4w

Weren’t you just arguing that working for Amazon isn’t bad? Amazon provides cloud services to the IDF

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Anonymous boariskarloff 4w

And what is considered “working for America”? Any government job? Or just the military/defense-adjacent?

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Anonymous #2 4w

I should’ve been more clear there. I meant the military specifically. Walmart lobbies against raising the minimum wage, is working at Walmart anti-worker? No; the Walton family, like Bezos, are going to do that anyways. You’re not directly facilitating them. And even if in your opinion that is not correct, Amazon doesn’t have a military (yet/that we know of) with a long history of sowing death and misery across the face of the Earth.

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