I never would. And never have.
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Before I went independent, I made many thousands of parts for General Dynamics up to and including missile housings. It's a shitty feeling.
Selling out being an option for people just means the system is working as intended. People are so poor they are willing to compromise their morals to keep food on the table
After a history of ethically questionable jobs, I thought I had escaped it into something almost benign where we were only wasting the money of other companies.
Recently we started going balls deep into making AI products, and I feel very uncomfortable with it
Someone has to learn the government secrets so they can spill it to the revolutionaries later when they become disillusioned so they can build their own weapons.
Wait, will it make my body look that fit?
Lots of refreshingly, considered takes on Lemmy today
It could be worse like the insurance industry. It's bad that we need tools of war, but it is not like raping you and your doctor for your health care while making the CEO and investors rich.
Before reading the text I was expecting a Saddam joke. After reading seems even more applicable.