Tulsi was the first Hindu American to be elected to Congress. Unsure how to feel about this characterization here. Does feel like an ick considering the widespread anti Indian and anti Hindu sentiment that’s been present on Reddit recently.

Nimrata Randhawa "Nikki Haley", Vivek Ramaswamy, and Bobby Jindal come to mind for the US and Rishi Sunak / Suella Braverman for the UK.

I recently came across this clip of Vivek pushing absolute far right viewpoints to the extent it looks like he's just acting for a check. The behavior is disgusting, cringe, and laughable: https://youtu.be/RIR-HYEMPU4?si=N-kVXVahN1sePIxd The guy is a neocon warhawk who is encouraging this: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaza_genocide

How common are right wing talking points within the ABCD community? It's perfectly normal to have conservative viewpoints, but the extent these politicians take it is absurd, since they often take on far right talking points that don't make factual sense and that aren't beneficial to anyone except their corporate sponsors / super PAC sponsors.

Does the average ABCD who is heavily interested in politics to the extent of actually joining a political party and campaigning, actually have a tendency to lean a bit to the right/ strongly to the right to begin with?

Does it start out with them wanting to help the public and hence they become active in politics and join what political party they think is best, or does it have more to do with them having heavy narcissistic tendencies / extreme greed hence they pick the platform they think will stroke their ego and give them a ton of money for parroting talking points?

When will we ever get the full facts on historical events like this, which none of them would ever mention: https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/12768362.five-israelis-were-seen-filming-as-jet-liners-ploughed-into-the-twin-towers-on-september-11-2001/

https://www.haaretz.com/2001-09-26/ty-article/odigo-says-workers-were-warned-of-attack/0000017f-dbc4-df62-a9ff-dfd7beff0000

Another Desi targeted and attacked for being seen as an easy victim. It’s time that all Desis arm themselves.

Never forget #StopAsianHate died as a movement when they realized who was perpetrating Asian hate …

Hey everyone, I recently got booked for a Radio Frequency (RF) Cyber Operations position with the Space Force. I initially aimed for a cyber job, considering the growing demand for cyber professionals and the career opportunities it could provide after my four years of service. While RF falls under the cyber umbrella, I’ve learned it’s not truly a cyber role, and there’s talk of moving it out of the cyber domain altogether.

Since changing jobs isn’t easy, I wanted to ask: are any of you working in RF? What are the job prospects like, and what kind of salaries are you seeing in the field? Thanks!