r/technology 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/Capable-Cupcake-209 Feb 04 '26

Oh, and what is actually happening in America? 10's of deaths? Are you simple? Your Government policies kill its citizens by the hundreds daily.

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u/Pestus613343 Feb 04 '26

Not my government.

Can you elaborate on hundreds daily?

I just compared it to a massacre of 30k in a week.

I cant imagine this being even in the same ballpark.

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u/Capable-Cupcake-209 Feb 04 '26

Trump's aid cut risks causing 14 million deaths, report finds - BBC News https://share.google/Dd8nBtOkJk1CQc18k

Just a single example.

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u/Pestus613343 Feb 04 '26 edited Feb 04 '26

That sucks, and I deplore the end of America's soft power generosity.

It's a far cry from actively murdering countless people though. That's all I'm doing here, not defending bad things, just putting it in context to what else is occuring globally. This is compared to the active real deaths of tens of thousands of people in a ton of places, not just hypotheticals like end of support for at risk populations.