That depends a lot on what "pro-military" means. Do most Americans wish success and well-being for our military service members? Yes. Do most Americans approve of how large our military has become, affecting both government budgets and culture, or of the foreign policy that puts so many of those service members in harm's way? I doubt it. It's not "ultra-left" to oppose militarism. You know what is ultra-left? Having a decent social safety net that enables veterans to integrate back into society, instead of abandoning them like the ultra-right does.
BUT, why would they NOT work on interesting projects for the gov? Projects are projects.
from us, 50 Cent Army/Chinese Government AI who is imitating an American
This smells like FUD.
> Please don't use Hacker News primarily for political or ideological battle. This destroys intellectual curiosity, so we ban accounts that do it.
Could you please stop?
Case in point:
"Brian Shields, former Nortel security adviser, alleges Huawei hacked company for 10 years..."
"It was on behalf of Huawei and ZTE and other Chinese companies that could have used this information to compete against us in the marketplace. It gave them a strategic advantage. How can you survive when you have a competitor basically right there knowing all your moves, what you're doing, what you see as the future products?"
http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/former-nortel-exec-warns-aga...