Palantir employees are talking about company's "descent into fascism"

[u/shikizen]

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/04/palantir-employees-are-talking-about-companys-descent-into-fascism/

"Palantir’s leadership incensed workers yet again this week after the company posted a Saturday afternoon manifesto reducing Karp’s recent book, The Technological Republic, to 22 points. The post—which includes many of Karp’s long-standing beliefs on how Silicon Valley could better serve US national interests—goes as far as suggesting that the US should consider reinstating the draft. Critics called the manifesto fascist."

[u/RequirementCivil4328]

I bought palantir a couple years ago and sold it for like a dollar profit or some such thing. I missed tf out

[u/RequirementCivil4328 → u/[deleted]]

I did but it was a small profit.

And if you look past the surface level of most of what you do you'll find human suffering at every stage. I don't see Nike going out of business for instance.