Data Centers & Propaganda
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Anyone who isn't opposed to these things has done zero actual research on them and what they bring to the table.
Gotta be honest, I’m still looking at the information and that means seeing both sides of the coin.
not sure what your point is...are you saying they are good? in rural TX areas, we are being inundated with high pressure tactics, but we do not want them in OUR back yards...land is relatively cheaper out here, but our water resources are already critical for sustainable farming, ranching and families...not to mention the light pollution, sound pollution, air pollution, effects on wildlife/birds, etc...
I’m not saying that they are good or bad. I’m in rural TX, if I told you where I live you probably still would have an extremely difficult time finding it on the map. Pipelines love to cross through my area on the way to the coast because our land is cheap because we’re away from the big city. I run cattle on my land. So I do know what you’re talking about. I’m simply looking at both sides of an issue.
no, I'm saying if you've done any research, you should be 100% opposed to them
yes thats what i was hoping you were thinking…agree totally!!
I love how he addressed zero of the surveillance and control grid concerns.