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u/mcslootypants 7h ago

I would guess a lot of people enjoy the project work and stay for that.

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u/Outrageous-Sort-5742 7h ago

A lot of their pay is in stock, which they have to stay with the company in order to cash out without losing a ton.

But yes, the work itself is hard to find elsewhere. With NASA gutted, private contractors are all that's left for the displaced engineers.

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u/NewtownLaw 7h ago

They are smart they can make their own commie organization to build things, can't they?

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u/LesbeGoddess 7h ago

Takes lots of money not just being a genius. And they are liberals which means they are pro capitalism not communists.

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u/NewtownLaw 7h ago

They are not so smart then

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u/Finnsbomba 7h ago

Wouldn't that make them nazis like he is tho?

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u/gr1mmcr33p3r 7h ago

Did it make Einstein or Von Braun nazi’s? Did Oppenheimers politics make him either a capitalist or communist? Did it make Mercedes or Hugo Boss Nazis? Or IBM, the Bayer company, etc (Idk about those Mercedes or Hugo Boss honestly, just throwing out ideas of major people/companies with shady ties in the past)

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u/Finnsbomba 7h ago

It's my belief that no matter the cause, if you work under a nazi, you're a nazi. Do people just get a pass or something? And who decides who gets a pass?

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u/gr1mmcr33p3r 7h ago

The problem with that is, generally…… those shitty people have the most $ and influence. Even the Nazis, imperialist Japan, the USSR, the USA at its worst made ENORMOUS advances for the people of the earth. I mean, without Von Braun space travel would STILL be an issue most likely, without Bayer we wouldn’t have half of the medicines we have, and so on and so forth.

You could even go back centuries, without the Roman’s we wouldn’t have anywhere NEAR the infrastructure or advanced western societies at the level they’re at now, and we ALL know how good the Roman Emperors were

I’m of the belief you can’t judge one person on the actions of a company or their CEO.

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u/MAGAHATESTHEUSA 6h ago

The space race was basically Von Braun vs his second in command when they were nazis, who went to ussr

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u/gr1mmcr33p3r 6h ago

Von Braun famously defected as soon as he realized his long range rockets would work KNOWING it would give Hitler the advantage and then the tide even further towards Nazi domination in the war. Idk about his second in command

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u/MAGAHATESTHEUSA 4h ago

No he didn’t. Lmao why are you lying about that

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u/gr1mmcr33p3r 4h ago

Ok. ✅ please elaborate on why he would defect then and not help his country finish the war if he was such a supporter?

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u/MAGAHATESTHEUSA 6h ago

Von Braun was a Nazi. He used concentration camp labor to build missiles

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u/gr1mmcr33p3r 6h ago

Even though he defected so that the Nazis DIDNT get said rockets?

The Nazis used forced labor for essentially EVERYTHING, so blaming one man for the use of said forced labor to advance humanity is kind of an ignorant take IMHO when they openly left said regime when it was apparent their work would advance said horrible cause.

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u/MAGAHATESTHEUSA 4h ago

Nazis were able to hit targets further away because of him