Still are.

And in February, the contractor that worked on the anti-vax campaign – General Dynamics IT – won a $493 million contract. Its mission: to continue providing clandestine influence services for the military.

OG Reuters Piece (read it at the time): https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/usa-covid-propaganda/

Is that worth a paycheck?

Well, holy pizza, that is not a "might" have. They've got blood on their hands

Welcome to the military industrial complex bud. That blood isnt just on your employer's hands, it's on yours too. There's a reason anybody with a soul who gets into defense contracting eventually turns to either alcoholism or activism.

Edit: re-read this and it came off a bit hostile, which wasn't my intention. For reference I'm somebody who has burned through millions of dollars of air force r&d budget in my career, had some realizations about what the MIC actually is and what it actually does, had a complete mental breakdown doing nothing but pot and therapy for a year, and now I'm trying to convince immigration lawyers in my area to hire me as a paralegal on my handful of hard science degrees and my experience making radar fail. If you think it might be helpful to chat with somebody a few years further along on realizing that they did evil for their employer and coping with that/trying to make a change, my dms are open

If you're working for a division of General Dynamics (which I dunno, but they've been reported to be behind that campaign), I'm kinda surprised that this is the red line.

Like, your employer also makes miniguns and tanks and shit.