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@SulfideCheetah Fortunately, no plastic in this one

@EightTrck All the microplastics in the container are going degrade faster than the food stuffs inside. It's how purified water has a sell by date of a year lol

I'm sure it's fine, right?

@reddit_lies Stop your lying. Data centers provide no value to the American people. They only destroy us.

This is an attack on America by Bernie Sanders, a Chinese aligned asset.

It’s pretty crazy that they sell extremely addictive mystery drugs at the gas station and that DHS secretary Markwayne Mullin owns a stake in the company that makes them

Make flight manual design great again.

@washghost1 Are you sure you're American? Your posts make me think otherwise

Did not know Mercury made trucks

"Data centers bring billions to local economies" is a straight up lie. They only bring jobs during construction, and after that they only bring destruction. Destruction of our lands, our minds, our cultures. Stop every data center.

>Tell them AI is going to take their jobs away >Now tell them they will subsist off a stipend >Jack up their water and power bills >Buy up large tracts of wilderness >Reassure them this is all for the best because "CHINA" >I don't know why they're angry, we're making their lives better

This is what Americans can accomplish if they come together Residents packed the Cave City City Council meeting to oppose a new Data Center Their city leaders were going to pass a zoning ordinance change that would have made data centers a “permitted use” Because of the resident pushback, the council rejected that zoning amendment This is great, but you have to keep an eye on what they actually did They then approved a one year moratorium on accepting, processing, or approving any data center applications or permits. This paused new projects while the city reviews zoning language This is why you need to read the details, it’s only a 1 year moratorium Keep pushing back. The fight resumes in 1 year in Kentucky

🚨 Georgia Power is forcing a family off their farm with eminent domain for a Data Center “I'm fighting for survival of my cattle farm. I'm here because a massive data center was approved just a couple of miles from my land — and I'm being hounded by Georgia Power for an easement to build transmission lines through my property for the data center” “I'm a local farmer, not an industrial developer. These 500-kV lines aren't for me. They are for the data centers that the boards and surrounding counties continue to approve. I have mail from lawyers stacking up on my kitchen table wanting to take my case because they know my land is being targeted for eminent domain — These easements are permanent. They affect my ability to graze my cattle, they lower my property value, and they destroy the rural character of this county forever. This board makes decisions to approve these massive, massive projects, but it's residents like me, young people trying to build a life here, who pay the price. You're voting to turn our farms into a network of high-voltage wires and noisy industrial buildings. I'm asking you to realize the real-world impacts of your votes. Every time you say yes to a data center, you're saying no to a local farmer. We aren't just numbers on a map. We are the future of the county, and right now you're making that future impossible.“ This data center project affects over 330 private properties. Georgia Power says it will negotiate purchases and easements and use eminent domain Georgia Power claims its to strengthen the grid for the growing energy demand in Georgia (due to many new data centers) The lines are widely linked to Project Sail This isn’t a small operation. Project Sail is a $17 billion hyperscale data center campus by Prologis, Atlas that includes 9 massive buildings totaling up to 4.34 million square feet on 829 acres. It will demand hundreds of megawatts of continuous power equivalent to what a small city uses We cannon allow data centers to take priority over farmers

A small town in Michigan voted against a massive Data Center but the developers are moving ahead with the project anyway Your vote literally doesn’t even matter, they’re just going to do whatever they want It’s a huge $16 billion project for OpenAI and Oracle. Last September, Saline Township board members voted 4 to 1 against allowing a proposal for an AI data center to proceed The land has been zoned agricultural for decades, even hundreds of years. They didn't want it to become anything industrial Now 575 acres of farmland are being rezoned for the data center. The full campus footprint described as up to 21 million square feet. It’s one of the largest construction projects in Michigan history Here’s what happened - Related Digital (the developer) proposed rezoning agricultural land - September 2025: Saline Township Planning Commission and Board voted against it - Just 2 days later: Related Digital sued for “exclusionary zoning” - Township settled quickly because they were advised they couldn’t afford the ongoing lawsuit against these tech giants The plant will use the equivalent energy of 1 million homes Apparently energy usage and climate change aren’t a problem anymore. Funny how that works…. Just a couple years ago we were told not to use our air conditionings because we’d destroy the planet

Splash one dragon

伏せて、クリスタル！

@Tundra_Ci_Annwn @Caleb_nightpure And those outages bring even more skilled labor to the area and boost the economy

@Caleb_nightpure @EightTrck Nuke plants like other plants do need periodic maintenance outages. Typical op tempo is online for 18-24 months then outage for about 6 months. Combined cycle gas plants vary widely based on run hours.

A nuclear plant brings hundreds, if not thousands, of skilled labor jobs and provides a resource everyone needs. Data centers may only provide a couple dozen jobs and destroys our land, often at no benefit to the local population. It makes sense to not want them.

Maybe in another life ✨

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