Data-center-obsessed clown Clayton Tucker continued his “campaign” of throwing out alarmist bullshit with either no sources at all or using anecdotal “evidence” from a random old crazy person living in West Texas. But this time he went even further…
This time he didn’t even bother to read the article. If he HAD bothered, he would have seen that MOST of the places “in trouble” were shitholes in third-world countries like Afghanistan and North Africa. They DID mention Las Vegas, which I also don’t give a shit about. None of those are located in Texas.
But the BEST part is that the article blamed farmers the most and suggested that AI could help solve the problem! BAHAHAHA!! The article says the exact OPPOSITE of what he is trying to imply!
I have made this point repeatedly on these very pages this year…
CA Almond Orchards Use 4X Water Than ALL Data Centers.
Cotton Farmers Are Pumping Aquifer Dry.
AI Water Issue is Fake And Gay.
As you can see, alfalfa and hay are FAR LARGER users of water than ALL data centers combined. Coincidentally, Comrade Clayton the fake rancher uses alfalfa and hay to fatten up his baby goats before they are eaten by coyotes.
AI rendition of the Great Coyote Massacre Of May 2025.
So instead of riling up the commoners to grab their torches and pitchforks to burn down data centers, they should ACTUALLY be heading over to the almond orchards and cotton farmers to stop the greedy, selfish assholes from stealing all the water. If Clayton Tucker was a REAL farmer or rancher, we could direct the angry mob his way, too. Lucky for him he’s just a cosplay cowboy and bumbling unemployed socialist bum who doesn’t know how to read a simple article.
We are not “running out of water” – there is the exact same amount of water on earth today as there was a billion years ago. Dummies forget that 70% of the planet is covered in water. If you took ALL the water on earth and divided it evenly between 8 billion people, everyone would get 45 BILLION gallons of water each. That is enough to fill 75,000 Olympic-sized swimming pools.
It’s simply a matter of getting the water to where it is needed. New technologies (pulling water from the air) and old technologies (build more reservoirs and desal plants) are what is needed. Not alarmist horseshit from unemployed bums trying to scare old ladies.
Did you know there are something like 5,000 desalinization plants in the Middle East? If those towel-heads can pull it off, so can Texas. We just need to get the idiot greentards like Clayton Tucker out of the way.