Just so everyone is clear, the gripe here is that China is destroying the profits of the western bourgeoisie, because they are forced to make their products cheaper to compete with Chinese competitors.
This is the central argument of 100% of all western economic analysis of China. The more affordable China's products, the more it destroys their monopolies and their profit margins.
As always, the purpose of such propagandists, as well as their "elected" governments, is to make the interests of the bourgeoisie appear like the national interests of their respective countries. It's the first rule of bourgeois economics: What's good for the bourgeoisie is good for the proletariat.
Proposed water-intensive AI data centres mean 24/7 noise, constant diesel generator air pollution, and massive strain on our water supply as historic droughts loom.
Global lessons show Virginia found incompatible w/housing, and Ireland's data centres swallow 22% of grid power 2/3
@mfinch1211@DonaldMills142@omgsidewalks Check the definition in the article. If you agree with it, how do the results deviate from it? If you disagree, come up with a better definition and substantiate your corresponding claim.
We’re in final stage of capitalism where global capital can’t expand or sustain past profits. It’s now consuming public institutions and key systems, sacrificing democracy, welfare, infrastructure, education, healthcare, and ecosystems for short-term gain.
Congress wants you to think they can’t survive on $83 an hour but that you can survive on $7.25.
The level of contempt they have for the citizens is truly sickening.
@Ls31234@danieltseghay@JesseBrown Adorable how you're repeating Israeli government talking points ("foment fear of 'radical Islam'").
https://t.co/H7Wq4pmpZU
Leaked Israeli government research:
“Israel is considered a ‘genocidal, apartheid country’ abroad, according to Israel’s own research.”
“Israel’s best tactic to combat this, according to the study, is to foment fear of “Radical Islam” and “Jihadism.” https://t.co/ZmfdoJJHVv