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>because data centers are this year's culture war hot topic? This ain’t the culture war. The public at large is fairly united on one side of this across the ty
by slg 2mo ago
>because data centers are this year's culture war hot topic?
This ain’t the culture war. The public at large is fairly united on one side of this across the typical US political divides. If you want to dismiss this with a cute label to pretend that there aren’t any real concerns here, the only label that comes close to matching the actual dispute is class war.
- paulnpace 2mo agoIndeed. It is not clear to me why a community that is in opposition to something that will likely cause it to experience net negative economic impact are engaging in a "culture war".
- slg 2mo agoIf this can be reduced to a culture war, all of politics is a culture war, making the term meaningless.