Hello Dennis Katsonis!
** On Wednesday 23.03.22 - 20:49, you wrote to me:
https://nypost.com/2022/03/21/elon-musks-starlink-satellites-
helping-ukraine-drones-destroy-russian-tanks-report/
That's great, companies are now fighting wars themselves.
This is a worrying development as we have unaccounted for,
undemocratic, rogue entities now shaping politics.
I wouldn't call Musk's involvement rogue.
China is taking note of this, and the message here to the
world (and to China) is that you can rely less on the USA,
because no matter what your official political
relationship with the USA is, companies will do their own
thing.
Perhaps there is such a thing as the right thing. :/
Unless Elon is acting on behalf of the US government, in
which case this couldbe construed as an act of war.
I see it as Musk just taking an initiative on humanitarian
grounds to help restore what an unwelcome aggressor has
destroyed: communications.
A gov't doing it could take too long to get organized.
It would be not different if a bunch of doctors got organized
on their own, call themselves Drs Without Borders, and go help
people with meds and medical expertise.
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