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Heh, funny to say something that about something that only existed for what, 200 years, that it will "always exist". It can disappear as quickly as it appeared,
by embedding-shape 11mo ago
Heh, funny to say something that about something that only existed for what, 200 years, that it will "always exist". It can disappear as quickly as it appeared, it's still a young place with basically a tiny dot in the history of humans.
- renewiltord 11mo agoSomehow I doubt the guys who are all like “doing anything anywhere at any time is horrible” are going to be able to end Texas hahaha. Would they be able to prosecute a war while making sure they don’t harm the environment or without a military hierarchy getting in the way of their equality. Coming for our data centers? Molon labe.
- embedding-shape 11mo agoI think your immediate need of feeling you need to defend your state is very interesting, especially considering it's a random internet comment and you'd lose absolutely nothing by not responding yet took the time to somehow start bantering like someone is invading Texas tomorrow? I knew Texas people were a bit overly emotional and fragile, I guess I wasn't expecting it on that level.
- renewiltord 11mo agoNot Texan lol. Smartest Internet psychologist here.
- thunderfork 11mo agoSo who's "our" in "coming for our data centers"?
- renewiltord 11mo agoThe good guys.
- embedding-shape 11mo agoIt's weird to write "Coming for our data centers" when you really mean "Anyone outside of Texas" :/
- wat10000 11mo agoRather ironic to end your argument with a phrase associated with the king of a state which no longer exists.
- embedding-shape 11mo agoI was sure it was sarcasm at first, but re-reading their comment, I actually think you're right, the person did end the message with that without seeing the irony.