2026-03-30 09:27 UTC
@Veza85UE@eupolicy.social Where is the interview? The article only quotes a few phrases without any context. What were the exact questions asked?
The article from The Atlantic is not very insightful. It's impact rests alone on the money quotes. So I would like to know, what was exactly asked.
I expect better from a CEO, but it is trivial to provoke people into saying bullshit.
I don't believe Rheinmetall being the hotbed of innovation. But I KNOW that the drones are at the top of every military R&D mind right now.
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@Veza85UE@eupolicy.social 2026-03-30 09:37
@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?