German police expands use of Palantir surveillance software

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AngryData · 3h ago

Why would you do this Germany? The US is not something to emulate, it has 25% of the world's prison population, yet still has very high crime rates, and people are regularly brutalized, killed, and stolen from by the US justice system.

pixelpoet · 4h ago

Yeah, policing is going so great in America, we just had to get some of that here. Wunderbar.

fakedang · 3h ago

Not to mention bending over for Amerika. Ist Wunderbar.

Garvi · 3h ago

Many Germans feel the fact their Kancler took Blackrock money all those years he was on their supervisory board, makes him too compromised to still be working in their best interest. This expansion is to make sure they don't act on it.

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German police expands use of Palantir surveillance software

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