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⚡️🇺🇸 NEW - Alex Karp, CEO of Palantir, struggles to answer a question about Nick Fuentes and his supporters becoming the new wing of the Republican Party.

He says Fuentes’ movement is full of people who are not sensible and will not “participate in this society economically.”

Karp adds that he’s an independent who thinks for himself and admires what President Trump has done.

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U-P-G-R-A-Y-E-D-D 1mo ago 💬 1

To be fair, he said Fuentes supporters "don't think they will participate economically". I understood to mean that they believe they don't have any financial opportunities.

It's interesting that his background is "progressive" but he's now anti-woke, a Trump admirer and "independent."

Generally, this may the most reasoned response I've heard from this "side." The rest of them can't stop machine gunning their feet.

Karp is either a keen politician and chameleon, or a balanced thinker. Also, he probably knows his employees (and perhaps you) are watching Fuentes.

I'm very concerned about Palatir's technologies, but they're gonna be built regardless, by somebody. I'd be much more concerned if a "confirmed " psychopath like Altman was in charge.

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cultivator 1mo ago 💬 1

I took that phrase to mean that they will be de-banked like all who don't stay in line which is a way scarier proposition. Alex Karp assisted the IDF in a genocide through his technology company Palantir. He is a genuinely evil human being.

U-P-G-R-A-Y-E-D-D 1mo ago

That's how it was framed in the headline, but he said "they think they won't ".

I'm not a Karp stan, just trying to stay objective