2026-03-30 09:37 UTC
@masek@infosec.exchange Wouldn't Rheinmetall's PR department scream and kick up a fuss if their CEO did not say what you're reading with your own eyes? They did not do that, they didn't accuse the magazine of anything as you do. Instead, they apologised, but the spin did not accuse The Atlantic of wearing a short skirt to provoke Papperger.
I'm trying to be as far-minded to you as possible, we can all do better on the fediverse. Deep breath and ask yourself: what is this need to take a bullet for his sexism?
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@masek@infosec.exchange 2026-03-30 10:00
@Veza85UE@eupolicy.social As i said: to answer these questions I need more context: What was said by whom in reply to which statement or question? If I want a money quote like this, I would start by dissing their product and saying that the Ukraine drones are "the thing" in current military affairs and tanks are completely useless. Then, while defending, the other person says stupid things and "disses back". I don't know how often journalists tried that one on me. A CEO should not fall for such tricks anyway. But sometimes people do. That's why I want to know the context. Was it an interview? Was it a side remark in a discussion about something else?