Clayton Tucker Must Be Crushed And Humiliated

Communist Shows His Low-IQ Childmind.

This sounds like something a 6-year-old girl would write:

“And AI should be used for good and to help all the nice people and not make any money for the Greedy Few meanie rich people. And nobody should ever get fired for ever and ever. And everyone should be safe and sound and have everything they ever want! And free ice cream for everyone!”

Let me just give a quick example off the top of my head of why you can’t have it both ways, because I am in a hurry to go do something fun instead of bash this commie clown all day:

AI is already getting REALLY good at reading MRI, CTs, x-rays and other images. It is better, faster and cheaper than a human in almost all cases.

SO – taken to its eventual conclusion, the 330 million people in the U.S. could go in and get a scan, have it read in 10 seconds and it might cost $10. Wouldn’t THAT be “helping people”? Costs drop to practically zero, you get results immediately and maybe hundreds or thousands more lives saved if/when AI catches things a human missed.

Of course, the 40,000 radiologists currently making a nice living are going to be put out of business. At least, a huge majority of them will. Is that bad? Is that any different than when cashiers at the grocery store no longer had to hand-enter prices on a keypad when the scanner was invented?? I actually remember those days as a kid. The Publix cashier blew me away with her light-speed key entry. A few years later – she just scanned everything. It was WAY faster and good for everyone. She was FAR more productive and the lines went faster for everyone. Win/win.

Now take it a step further – let’s say AI replaces 90% of the bloated, paper-pushing administration at every hospital in America.

The Trajectory: Since the 1970s, the number of physicians has grown by roughly 200%, while healthcare managers and administrators have grown by over 3,000%.

The Ratio: There are now estimates of up to (10) healthcare administrators for every (1) physician in the United States.

Those stats are absolutely absurd. CLEARLY there is a LOT of fat to cut and AI should be able to do it.

The hospital now has WAY more money to put towards patient care and paying the salaries needed to attract top nurses and doctors. Again, the 330 million people in America should benefit from drastically lower medical costs. BUT to the million paper pushers who just lost their jobs, it is devastating.

You are “helping people” AND “replacing workers” – pretty much every AI case is like this.

So should we do all that? By your definition, this DEFINITELY “helps people” who are sick. What if AI get SO incredible that a trip to the hospital now costs $200 a day instead of $4000?

[That might sound crazy but a 50-inch plasma TV in 2003 cost around $10,000 (probably $35,000 in today’s dollars). Today you can buy a 75″ TV that has a FAR better picture for $450!!!]

AI will be wildly deflationary in almost all areas. It will be highly disruptive in all areas as well – except for probably the trades – so maybe start pushing kids to be plumbers, mechanics, electricians, etc instead of useless paper pushers.

I can see a future where everyone works only three days a week and a LOT of goods and services appear like magic. Maybe the population of the U.S. drops back to 200 million, where it was when I was born. Everyone is bitching about the population drop, but if AI is taking a ton of jobs, it isn’t going to matter. There will be less of us but we will be living like kings and living longer.

I don’t know what will happen in the end, and neither does a moron like Clayton Tucker. But to blabber like a teen girl about Utopias that can never exist is a total waste of time. Lots of people got fucked by the Industrial Revolution, too but the world kept turning. My advice is stay on your toes, pay attention to the news and get skills that can’t be taken by a line of code.

The next 15 years will be a wild ride!

Communist Fake Rancher Lies About Being Catholic To Score Political Points. Disgusting Piece of Garbage.

This is even worse than the “I just paid off my student loans” lie he told recently:

A Catholic? First time we’ve heard this despite years and years of social media vomit postings. Gemini agrees:

Not a rancher. Not a “fair trade” worker.

Compulsive liar Clayton Tucker has ONE religion and that is socialism. It’s the religion of the malcontent and the spoiled, ungrateful pussy. Clayton Tucker is all of those things. He’s also been a VOCAL supporter of abortion for decades. Not a Catholic:

But hey! The dummy pope came out against AI so Clayton saw an opportunity to tie the pope’s statement to his own stance against AI.

The pope ALSO is hugely in favor of third-world animals flooding into the United States and destroying it. So pardon me if I don’t give a fuck what the pope says about AI. I suffered through 12 years of Catholic school in a uniform and also was an altar boy. I can say that.

Catholic Charities Among 200 NGOs in House Probe On Migrant Aid

Yes, the Catholic church – which is worth many hundreds of billions of dollars – took billions of taxpayer dollars (“handouts,” in Clayton parlance) to help illegals invade America and wreck it from within.

Speaking of those hundreds of billions, I thought Comrade Clayton HATED billionaires and wanted everyone to “pay their fair share”

So I expect Comrade Clayton to come out loud and proud any minute now against all the “taxpayer handouts” the Catholic church gets by not paying any taxes on their vast properties and income…right Comrade???

Asshole.

TCEQ’s Environmental Trade Fair & Conference Was Last Week. Clayton Tucker Ignored It.

If Comrade Clayton was a serious candidate and was telling the truth about all of his concerns about toxins, water usage, and government control for the betterment of Texans, I would think TCEQ’s Environmental Trade Fair & Conference would’ve been circled on his calendar as soon as it was announced.

Then he could be present and informed on current status of TCEQ’s many responsibilities and challenges. Plus, he could meet the industry that is working to solve the problems!

Environmental Trade Fair and Conference

But he didn’t do that. He continues to spew the easily-provable lie that Ag Commissioner has “special powers” to regulate land, water, power, monopolies and noise statutes over every square inch of Texas:

Remember: this is the kid who still lives with his mom at age 35, telling us he can run every aspect of life for all Texans. He knows best about power, water and land!!

BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! The kid who thought he was “bailing” hay all those years! BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! HAHAHAHA! It is to laugh!!

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Good one.

But going to conferences and listening to much smarter and more knowledgable experts is boring and beyond the capacity of his pea brain. Plus it cuts into his grifting time on the road with Baby Beluga.

SOOOOO much easier to just lie, make up ‘facts’ and pretend YOU are the expert to a bunch of low-IQ, senile old farts so you can grift their social security check to pay for your fast-food addiction.

So that’s the route he went. As always.

Idiot Woman Tossed In Jail For Pretty Much Same Thing Clayton Tucker Has Done A Dozen Times.

Unemployed, attention-seeking sausage Clayton Tucker (who cannot maintain an erection unless he is spreading hysteria about water) wants you to believe some poor woman was thrown in prison for merely speaking truth to power.

People in Lampasas post pictures of their shitty water on Facebook all the time – which is within their First Amendment rights.

Frankly, I’d install a water filtration system in my house or drill a well to fix my problem instead of carping on Facebook all day long, but that’s just me.

However, this woman went way further than that. She said there was bacteria in the water sending people to the hospital.

A North Texas woman is suing the city of Trinidad, a town of less than 1,000 southeast of Dallas, after police arrested her for a Facebook post warning of potential health problems arising from the town’s water.

Here is a small sample:

The Trinidad Police Department said Combs’ posting had false information and warned that raising false alarm that involves public services, like a municipal water system, constitutes a felony. The department claimed the discoloration of the water was caused by sediment, rust and minerals in old water lines.

About a month later, Trinidad police arrested Combs on a felony charge of false alarm or report.

Two days later, Trinidad Police Chief Charles Gregory called the case “cut and dry” and said Combs’ claims “are simply false and have only caused unnecessary fear and confusion in our community.”

Not quite as innocent as Comrade Clayton made it out to be.

You can “speak up” all you want about the water. What you CAN’T do is slander, libel or spread false information to cause a panic. Try yelling “FIRE” in a crowded movie theater and see how you’re treated, you mook.

Clayton the Commie Cretin should definitely take note of this. He has engaged in libel more than a few times. He told the public there is Windex in the milk supply (lie) and that data centers cause heart murmurs in children (zero proof).

The instant he names a name of a grocery store or data center that is supposedly hurting people and he has no proof, he can be slapped with a giant libel lawsuit…which he is financially ill-equipped to fight.

Please God, let that happen.

Special Needs Candidate Tucker Recycles Same Garbage For 5th Time.

Local unemployed socialist skel Clayton Tucker has fallen into a pretty predictable pattern: post two or three times a day about [water/power/hemp/noise] and then ask to “sign a petition” so he can harvest email addresses for grifting purposes.

He just recycles the same “study” over and over. Here it is again:

Shrinking reservoirs? LOL:

One hundred years ago, Texas had only eight major reservoirs (those with capacities over 5,000 acre-feet) with a combined storage of about 288,340 acre-feet. Today, the state boasts over 200 major reservoirs with a massive total conservation storage capacity exceeding 34 MILLION acre-feet (with Toledo Bend alone storing nearly (4.5) million)

Water crisis? I’ve gotten 21.5 inches of rain out here since April 1st. The Corpus Christi reservoir was 8% full when Comrade Clayton lied about standing in the middle of it (it was 45-feet deep at that time) and it is now almost 15% full – a near DOUBLING.

Photo of Corpus radar between May 1st and today…

Monitored reservoirs in Texas are 75.5% full today – versus 77.5 a year ago.

Is water precious in Texas? Absolutely! Should we be careful in planning for the future? Of course! But that doesn’t mean ending modern society and crawling back into mother’s womb, where Clayton has lived for the last 35 years.

Here are the ACTUAL details of the “study” he keeps recycling:

There are ALWAYS a lot of COULDs and MIGHTs in Comrade Clayton’s bullshit he spews. He’s been doing that for about 10 years now:

Prediction #573 of Clayton Tucker’s that did NOT come true.

The year 2040 is 14 years away. Not exactly “staring down” the barrel of a gun. This ESTIMATE also assumes ZERO technological advances in 14 years. Highly unlikely. All it takes is some nerd to invent a new hardware or software workaround and the power needs could be cut in half overnight:

AI breakthrough cuts energy use by 100x while boosting accuracy.

The study says “between 3% and 9%” which is wide enough to drive a truck through – and Comrade Clayton ALWAYS uses the “9%” figure in his scare tactics.

The study ALSO admits that usage today (with around 500 data centers in operation in Texas) is LESS THAN 1%. It’s actually 0.4% (or 0.004) of all water usage.

So 99.6% of all Texas water usage is NOT data centers. Comrade Clayton’s study admits that in black and white.

Then again, this is the same moron who switched from fake cattle ranching to fake goat ranching because of “global warming” then watched beef prices skyrocket while he missed out on the entire thing. LOL. Yes, you read that correctly: he is worried about the heat and water 100 years from now when the lifecycle of a cow from birth to slaughter is about 18 to 24 months. HAHAHAHAHA!!! What a maroon!!!

Forbes In 1999 About The New “Internet”: We’re Going To Run Out Of Power!

Seems like we’ve been here before. Comrade Clayton doesn’t remember this because he was still in diapers. He also thinks the world started in 1991 when he was born and knows absolutely NOTHING about history….

In other words, humans overcame the problem. I guarantee you there are 10,000 nerds hard at work on this problem right now. The nerd who figures out a hardware or software solution that cuts power consumption in data centers is going to get very, very rich. THAT is the beauty of the free market: it harnesses humans’ innate self-interest into benefits for all mankind. The inventor gets rich and everyone else gets a better life.

Only moron socialists do not understand this.

How Much Water Is Used By Various Industries.

Comrade Clayton likes to tell everyone we are running out of water next week (we aren’t). He throws around how many MILLIONS of gallons data centers use. As if EVERY industry didn’t use billions of gallons also.

Since he is a moron, he never thinks to compare data centers to anything else. Like golf courses, almond orchards, steel production, etc.

Here are some numbers. Feel free to check their veracity:

Data centers in Texas consume a collective 68 to 134 millions of gallons per day. This accounts for roughly 25 to 49 billion gallons annually, which represents about 0.4% of all the water used in the state.

Yes, you read that correctly. That less than HALF of 1% of water used. That is what Comrade Clayton is shitting his diapers over.

Next is cotton….

Texas cotton farmers use an estimated 3 to 4 TRILLION gallons of water annually for irrigation. Because irrigation needs heavily depend on unpredictable rainfall and fluctuating crop yields, actual usage can vary by hundreds of billions of gallons from year to year.

Last I checked, 50 billion is FAR less than “3 to 4 trillion.” But in Comrade Clayton’s mildewy pea brain, the noble farmer (who generates about 1% of Texas economic footprint) automatically gets first dibs on all water, land, power, tax incentives, welfare, hot chicks, meal specials, and seats on a plane while everyone else can pound sand. This is because Clayton is a pretend farmer and not a pretend steel worker or pretend oil worker. So he naturally puts himself at the front of the line.

How about general manufacturing??

Manufacturing in Texas uses approximately 260 billion gallons of water per year, according to the Texas Water Development Board, the manufacturing sector accounts for about 8% of the state’s total water withdrawals, making it the third-largest water-use category behind municipal use and irrigation.

How about those almond orchards??

Almond orchards use roughly 3 to 4 acre-feet of water annually (approximately 968,000 to 1.3 million gallons per acre). By volume, this translates to about 1 to 3 gallons of water to produce a single almond. Sounds pretty wasteful to me, but the almond guy is kind of a farmer, so Comrade gives him a pass.

Ooooh – how about golf courses??

Texas has over 900 golf courses, ranking it among the top states in the country for total course count. All golf courses in Texas combined use an estimated 118 billion gallons per year!

Hmmm…WAY more than data centers, too!

Here are the facts: agriculture is by far the largest consumer of water in the state, accounting for roughly half to three-quarters of all water withdrawals depending on the year. That’s 50% to 75% of the water VERSUS less than one half of one percent.

Put more clearly, in deference to Potato Head Fitzharris:

Farmers: 50% to 75%

Data centers: 0.40%

THAT is what Comrade Clayton Tucker is having a hissy fit over.

Furthermore, direct farm production accounts for around 1% of Texas’s total economic footprint. Tech? Closer to 19%…and the jobs are FAR higher paying, as we well know from all of Comrade Clayton’s bellyaching about the shitty income from his own ‘farm.’

So I guess the REAL gist of all of Comrade Clayton’s statements about water SHOULD be: “greedy farmers, who already steal 50% to 75% of Texas water, are now trying to steal the meager 0.4% of the pie that data centers use as they generate high-paying jobs.”

The Bubble Is Popping! Long Live The Bubble!

File this under one of the many glaring contradictions that Comrade Clayton the fake rancher churns out daily…

So if half the projects are being cancelled and the “bubble is bursting” then why are you still blabbering about it? Sounds like the problem solved itself.

Also, how are Texans “paying the price” in land? It’s the opposite. The tech fags are offering like 5x market value in some places. If you yourself actually OWNED any land yourself and they offered you five times what it was worth, you’d take it in a heartbeat. Isn’t that what you want anyways? For the “little guy” to get money at the expense of “Wall Street”? So if Zuckerberg pays some hillbilly in Kentucky $30 million for her land, shouldn’t you be happy about that?

Nah, you’d just be envious of the hillbilly because it wasn’t YOUR pockets that were filled by good fortune. Because you are a carping, complaining, whining, envious, impotent socialist twat. That’s why.

It’s The Spoiled Children of America (like Clayton Tucker) Who Are Drawn To Socialism

Time To Dunk The Clown Again.

The mumping midget is at it again!

“They”? “One county”? What county might that be? He doesn’t say because it’s another fable pulled from his well-worn anus.

When you have been “running” for Ag Commissioner for 11 months and have been caught telling at least two dozen blatant lies to old farts in order to swindle them out of their social security checks, you have a severe mental problem and should probably be jailed for fraud.

You know who DID use Chinese material HEAVILY to build their projects? Solar farms and wind farms! The very same wind farms and solar farms that Clayton Tucker has been a BIG proponent of for the last ten years as he demands an end to fossil fuels by 2030!

From my search:

Chinese-made solar panels and components remain deeply embedded in the U.S. utility-scale solar farm market due to China’s control of over 80% of global supply.

Texas has 19,000 unreliable and heavily-subsidized pinwheels scarring her landscape. EVERY ONE of those things has over two tons of neodymium magnets in it – a rare earth from CHINA. The production of those magnets has been an ecological disaster for China. So we are talking over 70 million pounds of those things.

**The lake of toxic waste at Baotou, China, which as been dumped by the rare earth processing plants in the background**

But yes, Comrade…tell us again how much you care about the environment and hate those Chinese supply lines. You sure didn’t bother to mention any of that a few years ago when you were demanding solar farms all over the countryside, you fuck.

**Sounds like an idea from a 7-year-old girl, frankly.**

Hey wait a minute – didn’t you spend a few years over in China fondling little boys?? Why yes…yes you did! You even learned a bit of Mandarin and visited there in high school. Just like that weirdo Tim Walz!

Is Clayton Tucker a Manchurian candidate?? It is certainly possible!