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Nationalize Starlink and SpaceX
We already had a nationalized SpaceX. We defunded it and gave grants to private companies like uh… SpaceX.
While I agree that NASA shouldn't have had any funding cut, supporting a privatized space industry isn't a bad thing on its own.
But giving Elon Musk a defense contract was a fucking stupid idea.
Bruh, Trump has been out of office for like 3 years now. Have you been living under a rock?
Those that live in glass houses should not throw stones.
I laughed, hadn't heard that one before
That "shiny metal detritus" is currently providing internet to Ukraine that allows them to fight in this war.
@MattMastodon @SCB
It is not his data. He's just transporter.
I'm quite comfortable with it.
If the government wants a private citizen's data and resources, they can contract with them for it. I find it bizarre that you think the government should just be able to take whatever it wants from people.
If you give them that power, some day, the cause will not be noble.
You asked if I was comfortable with that. I didn't argue anything. I stated why I am comfortable.
Also are hashtags a unique thing on your instance or what's up? Didn't understand the point of that, or @ing me
I'm serious about the hashtag and @ing tho - is that an instance thing?
Didn’t NASA used to just have companies like Boeing or Lockheed manufacture things?
Private companies been US advantage during the moon race, and allowed them to win against the URSS