[TruthElixirX]

Ah, so they don't facilitate the spying of U.S. citizens, they're just facilitating the rain of death from U.S. drones overseas.

Carry on then.

[Jtsummers]

Ah, yes, hyperbole, the key to useful discourse.

[TruthElixirX]

What part of what I said is hyperbole? If you work for a defense contractor that is what you do for a living. Make shit to kill people over seas.

[shitlord]

Yes, I'm sure that's what every single employee does, including the software engineers, HR people, managers, receptionists, and janitors.

[Sae5waip]

Yes.

The software engineers rather directly.

The others are there to support the software and other engineers.

[jaggederest]

I'm tempted to resort to hyperbole of my own, but suffice to say that if you work for a defense contractor, the fact that your job doesn't directly contribute to people being exploded does not absolve you.

[growupkids]

Absolve you of what? Supporting your countries armed forces? What a terrible sin.

[betterunix]

Supporting the armed forces when we face a realistic and imminent threat, from an enemy we can actually name, is a fine thing. We are not in that situation by any stretch.

[trentmb]

Anyone that has ever used US currency is responsible for that then, right? What with supporting the economy that supports the US military?

[aric]

Yes. That's among many reasons why bitcoin is nice.