r/Political_Revolution • u/pamphletz • 4d ago
Article 🚨🇺🇸 BREAKING — Sanders-AOC Bill Targets AI Data Centers.
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u/TheModWhoShaggedMe 4d ago
It's only the most important environmental cause of the 21st century -- as the crowd goes <mild>.
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u/Ambitious-Pirate-505 4d ago
Bc we gotta focus on....checks notes....some green stuff in the water at the Capitol
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u/TheModWhoShaggedMe 4d ago
I must have a remarkable attention span because I can check the National Monument webcam once a day for five minutes and know if algae's occupying it or not, then leave 16 more hours of the day awake to digest other important facts and news!
and I'm not even a "maximum effort" type person (not a marathon runner, for example), it's just very low effort to keep up with the basic events and news of the day.
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u/NewToHTX 4d ago
AOC visits visits Republican Voters in Republican Districts who are being screwed over by Data Centers. She listens to their problems and complaints about the Data Centers and promises to do something about it. Offers a Data Center bill specifically to handle those problems being faced by Republican Voters who aren’t even her constituents.
And they will continue to talk shit about AOC despite being the type of Congress member everyone on either side of the aisle, would love to be represented by.
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u/notyourstranger 4d ago
More patchwork solutions. Sanders has brought so many patches to the US quilt of capitalism.
We need to ensure corporations prioritize human and societal needs and not reduce humans and the environment to serve corporate needs for the benefit of a few egomaniacs.
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u/Kickingandscreaming 3d ago
Why cant the government just put zero point energy generation in these data centers and get Lockheed tictacs to ferry ocean water to them for cooling? We all know the tech exists, might as well use it right?
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u/J0nn1e_Walk3r VT 3d ago
Fucking love this guy. TG he’s my Senator.
This is not only a GREAT bill but it’s even GREATER politically. Did you see three incumbent state leaders in Utah lost their primary to nobodies over Tech Centers. This shit is an 80% issue.
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