Palmer Luckey

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1,661 appearances 11 recordings 6 series first heard Apr 2025 last heard 9 Apr

Palmer Luckey’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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So let us sell you telecommunications gear and you get all these back doors that allow you to control people who are trying to come after you.
But the bargain with the devil that they're making is, oh, and by the way, if you ever do anything that's counter to Chinese interests, we're gonna pull all of this.
and you're going to lose all your tools for controlling your population, and you're going to be dead inside of a week.
It's a sense time is on the autocratic, authoritarian side of that scale, because it has almost no application in preserving freedom or in deterring an invasion.
It's only for controlling your own people.
I think we've had two really good outcomes from a few decades in the Middle East.
One of them has been that we need to be very, very strategic about which things we're going to get involved in at a large level.
And I think that's very productive development.
I think it's led to a lot of real politic thinking that is good.
For example, I personally support democracy in Taiwan.
I like the idea that Taiwan is able to self-determine and self-govern, but let's be real.
The reason that the United States is interested in Taiwan is because they are critical to our economy and they are critical to the economy of all of our allies.
If it were not for their semiconductor industry and if it were not for a few other aligned industries, I think the United States would probably not be nearly as inclined to spend a lot of money to take on the risk of going to war with a nuclear superpower.
That's a very productive thing.
I'm glad the United States is not spreading resources thinly across the entire world to achieve nebulous aims.
I'm glad that the focus is on what would a war in the Pacific over Taiwan look like?
It's a strong alignment of our plan with our interests.
I think another really important factor for the US to be considering and that we are considering is that the days of US boots on the ground being the primary component of our aid, they're gone and over.
Politically, people don't want it.
Economically, people don't want it.
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