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@RepKeithSelf Fuck the data centers

Americans don’t want Big Brother controlling our cars, tracking our money, or spying on every corner of our lives. This is America—not some communist surveillance state! END THE SURVEILLANCE STATE. DON’T SPY ON ME!

Billionaires don't GAF. Do you need me to spell it for you?

Capitalism, the answer is capitalism.

So … they ate babies. Say it out loud: they ate human beings. They did things to our children that only a demon from hell could participate in. And they’re still in office.

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Erin Brockovich has launched a new interactive website and map tracking data centers across America — and the response has been overwhelming. In just the first week, the site logged 1,690 resident complaints, with over 1,800 submissions coming in from 47 states shortly after launch. Residents are reporting serious issues including: • Massive water usage draining local supplies • Sharply rising utility bills for nearby homes • Constant 24/7 noise from fans and generators disrupting sleep and daily life • Concerns over e-waste and potential PFAS contamination This comes from the same Erin Brockovich who famously won a $333 million settlement against PG&E in the 1990s for contaminating drinking water in Hinckley, California. The map shows operational, under-construction, and proposed AI data centers, allowing people to submit reports with photos and locations. What the map shows~ • Major AI data centers (operational, under construction, or proposed) across the U.S. • Overlaid with community-reported concerns (pins from residents emailing in issues). • You can click markers for details, sources, and reports. It uses a leaflet/OpenStreetMap-based interactive map. Stats from the site (as of ~May 24, 2026) • 33 Operational (built & running) • 44 Under Construction (announced or building) • 27 Proposed (in pipeline/pending approval) • Hundreds/thousands of community reports nationwide (earlier reports mentioned 2,700+ submissions from 49 states, with Texas leading heavily). Many Americans are now asking whether the rapid expansion of data centers is coming at too high a cost to local communities and the environment. brockovichdatacenter.com

The question people need to ask is what is the real reason for the sudden massive need for data centers everywhere.

Shocking video out of New Mexico shows the Rio Grande River, which typically carries 20,000 gallons of water per second, completely dry, with residents concerned that Meta’s Los Lunas facility’s daily consumption of 1.5 million gallons of water is causing the drought.

@tedcruz Not a flex gas prices are way lower in Texas

Just filled my tank. In Texas, gas is $3.99 a gallon. Hey Gavin—the problem isn’t Chevron, it’s California’s stupid energy policies….

Mark Zuckerberg built a MASSIVE data center in Georgia Just hundreds of yards from people’s homes. Water pressure collapsed. Sinks don’t run. Toilets won’t refill. Homes shake nonstop. Power outages are common A billionaire gets his servers — working families get steamrolled.

@DerrickEvans4WV Yes we don’t need them Mfkers

Are you concerned with how quickly they are building data centers here in the US?

Imagine thinking cows farting is worse than six billion pounds of pesticides sprayed every year.

me currently 😩

We can live without AI, but we can't live without water, bees, and trees.

The DOJ is now 157 days overdue to release the Epstein files.

no data center on Earth is worth the bees, water, and trees.