36 pointsby forthwall2 hours ago3 comments
  • TazeTSchnitzel33 minutes ago
    This article from back in March correctly predicted that the problem was, essentially, Palantir: https://www.theguardian.com/news/2026/mar/26/ai-got-the-blam...
  • AgentOrange123432 minutes ago
    It's important to investigate and understand what happened.

    I'd also like to see any similar level of scrutiny applied to the liars that pretended this wasn't our fault afterward, and the media who amplified their lies.

  • optionan hour ago
    Trump, Hegsheh and entire chain all the way to the person who pushed buttons to launch must and will be held accountable. 123 children died. Murderers
    • TacticalCoder37 minutes ago
      I don't disagree with that. Killing children is totally unacceptable, even in a war.

      However what's your take on holding accountable the rulers in Iran who ordered the slaughtering of 30 000 iranians in january 2026? Apparently they even sent islamist guards into hospitals to finish the wounded.

      Trump, Hegheh, etc.: murderers.

      But islamists at the head of the islamic republic of Iran: all cool? Or murderers too? Should they be held accountable too or not?

      And what about Hamas terrorists who murdered 1200 civilians at a music festival in Israel? They should be held accountable or it's all cool because it's, somehow, justified resistance?

      And is TFA is about a "kill chain": what about the chain, the real chain, that led to an islamist regime slaughtering 30 000 of its own citizens because they were protesting islamism?

      Shall we write and upvote articles about that chain and the underlying cause of such behavior?

      • simpaticoder30 minutes ago
        We criticize what we control, rightly. I think heads should roll for this massive fuckup. Instead we get whataboutism, jingoistic compliance, and the default, helpless apathy. We hold ourselves to a higher standard than Hamas terrorist and Islamist mullahs, and we should. But because that's not happening it's undermining the very justification for such conflicts. It's just one monster versus another now.
      • orwin32 minutes ago
        I don't care about whataboutism much, so I won't argue with you on your points, but know that it seems a large part of the 1200 killed during October 7th were killed by the Hannibal doctrine, which for the first time was applied to Israeli civilians.
      • option31 minutes ago
        Yes, I hate Iranian leadership and would like to see a regime change there. Via military force if needed
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      • chrismsimpson36 minutes ago
        Hasn’t Trump murdered most of Iran’s leadership?