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bahmboo ◴[] No.45660320[source]
"The president and I want to get to the moon in this president's term" - Sean Duffy NASA administrator.

A scary way to set a schedule on a complex project with lives at stake. They don't care though.

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oytis ◴[] No.45660920[source]
America is becoming a silly place. Lumberjack appointed as a head of NASA for his loyalty.
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tinfoilhatter[dead post] ◴[] No.45661031[source]
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Braxton1980 ◴[] No.45662017[source]
You're comparing their side beliefs and oddities to others main careers and expertise
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tinfoilhatter ◴[] No.45663028[source]
I would hardly call being a Nazi a side belief or oddity. It was a pretty defining part of his identity. Same with Jack Parsons and occultism - it helped shaped much of his personality and beliefs. Regardless of all of that, the point I was attempting to make, wasn't they were Nazis or occultists. Rather, it was that they were members of influential societies / networks of people and didn't necessarily obtain their positions based on merit alone, similar to the lumberjack.
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1. nxor ◴[] No.45663236[source]
They don't seem to care. It's not, by the way, like the other side hasn't done similar things. In fact, it seems common here in the US to employ people for some other reason than them being capable of something.