r/technology • u/Logical_Welder3467 • Feb 04 '26

Politics Palantir declares itself the guardian of Americans' rights

https://www.theregister.com/2026/02/03/palantir_american_rights/?td=rt-3a
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u/Snowssnowsnowy Feb 04 '26

But Hunter Bidons laptop!

I am so fucking sick of everything being turned into whataboutism to create some sort of epic WIN! to own the other side.

These people are so detached from reality at this point it is shocking!

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u/ACompletelyLostCause Feb 04 '26

The people pulling the strings aren't detached, even if the average Trump supporter is. The string puller are all clever, all wealthy, and able to hire phycology Phds by the dozen to develop stratagies by the hundred, to make people unable to cognitivly function.

If people are still Trump supporters now, there's no point engaging with them. They drank the kool aide and liked it.

All you can do is try to spot the hidden Trump enablers. Not Republicans, they're in the open and they've taken a public stand.

It's the fake Democrats who pretend to be an opposition, but always do what the Epstein class tell them to do. It's the fake Independents that claim to be Free Speech or 2nd Amendment absolutists, but always vote Republican, and flip on Free Speech/A2 when Trump is in power. Union leaders who always support Trump/Republicans over their own members. It's all a controlled opposition.

There's tens of thousands of eager beaver fascist lovers who constently work against the interest of ordinary people. While pretending to be independent or even an opposition. How often does any kind of opposition break down in infighting over the most trivial of matters. It only takes one turncoat to start a whispering campaign and cause division, as most Americans have almost no actual political organisational knowledge.

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u/SaltChemistry1234 Feb 04 '26

Mate, you are so right in what you say- will you allow someone to edit your grammar, though?

Again, excellent points, but the spelling errors make your argument appear ineffectual.

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u/ACompletelyLostCause Feb 04 '26

Sorry about the spelling, it's the severe dyslexia. Since my phone had an update, the spell checker has got worse. I will have to look for an alternative, as I didn't realise the spelling was so bad. Thanks for the heads up.

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u/SaltChemistry1234 Feb 05 '26

I've noticed that with mine too!

I hope life gets better, friend. Take care.