[Sparkle-san]

The Palantro CEO, Alex Karp, is on the record that he approves of what the president is doing in regards to immigration enforcement and the striking of boats in international waters.

[browningstreet]

"The Palantir CEO is currently the 142nd richest man in the world, with an estimated net worth of $18.2 billion..."

https://www.realtor.com/news/celebrity-real-estate/alex-karp...

[tempodox]

Terrorizing everyone indiscriminately is not immigration enforcement.

[10xDev]

This type of behaviour from Palantir is old news: https://www.business-humanrights.org/es/%C3%BAltimas-noticia...

[ironbound]

900 million in federal contracts this year will do that

[nutjob2]

Why would he object to illegal acts by the US when they are so profitable.

[libraryatnight]

We need to expect more from our business leaders.

[mingus88]

And in 2016 he was a Clinton supporter and a self described progressive. Vance was also a never trumper by his own admission.

It’s quite clear to me that these elites are just grabbing power by any means necessary. It won’t end after Trump. He’s just providing the cover in the current moment.

[lokar]

When the transition to authoritarianism starts elites have a choice to make.

History show most will choose authoritarianism.

[jasondigitized]

This is a man that has never been punched in his mouth.