While I don't always agree with you, I usually respect your contributions to the comments here. This is the exception. It's the second time I have seen you use this accusation and its 100% false. Ashely only stated that she showered with her father when she was young and thought it "might have been inappropriate". She never said anything about "highly inappropriate acts" or that she was "14". Below a certain age, there is nothing inherently wrong or sexual about showering with your children. Her questioning the origin of her hypersexuality is not evidence of sexual abuse.
Refuse a data center transmission line on your property, and power companies may force it through anyway
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While I don't always agree with you, I usually respect your contributions to the comments here. This is the exception. It's the second time I have seen you use this accusation and its 100% false. Ashely only stated that she showered with her father when she was young and thought it "might have been inappropriate". She never said anything about "highly inappropriate acts" or that she was "14". Below a certain age, there is nothing inherently wrong or sexual about showering with your children. Her questioning the origin of her hypersexuality is not evidence of sexual abuse.
Endymio
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A fair post, but it's important to put this diary in context. Ashley Biden wrote these entries at the behest of her psychologist: they were not random thoughts, but were intended to document the cause of her psychological issues. Her memories of those showers were clear enough that she certainly wasn't a toddler, and she herself questions whether or not she was molested.
But the salient point isn't even the diary, but the many years the entire media spent running cover for it, claiming the diary was a fake, a forgery, or didn't even exist, despite all evidence to the contrary -- just as they did the contents of Hunter Biden's laptop.
Here in Frederick Maryland there is a proposed 500KV 70 mile high tension line that will pass through both Frederick & Baltimore counties to power datacenters in Northern Virginia.
Many people oppose this, & some have threatened the surveyors who intend to examine their properties for suitability for this project.
What ever happened to local power generation? I thought common sense had returned.
There must be compromises; we all want clean air & water, but absolutes are not the answer.
Many people oppose this, & some have threatened the surveyors who intend to examine their properties for suitability for this project.
What ever happened to local power generation? I thought common sense had returned.
There must be compromises; we all want clean air & water, but absolutes are not the answer.
bigreddyde
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The fact that it's AI data centers drawing attention to the problem does not change the problem itself. Whether it's a data center, or a car factory, taking people's property for a private corporation is abominable.
bigreddyde
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Unsurprisingly AI apologists want to call this "anti AI propaganda". I wonder if their homes were at risk of being bulldozed would they still be calling this propaganda?
People in Georgia are being forced out of their homes for a power station that will provide 70-80% of its power for AI datacenters. Datacenters should be forced to locally produce their own power without the use of coal or gas turbines, if that were the case then we'd probably see a lot less investors buying up land and paying off city and state leadership to build datacenters.
www.cbsnews.com
People in Georgia are being forced out of their homes for a power station that will provide 70-80% of its power for AI datacenters. Datacenters should be forced to locally produce their own power without the use of coal or gas turbines, if that were the case then we'd probably see a lot less investors buying up land and paying off city and state leadership to build datacenters.
Georgia family says they're forced to sell home to help power AI data centers: "It's theft"
Georgia Power says building a new transmission line will require acquiring more than 300 parcels of land, including residential properties.
www.cbsnews.com
bigreddyde
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I agree with what you are saying, but to be fair, this would make sense as a way of creating conflicts to slow development and give them an opportunity.
Endymio
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You mean the liberals who claimed the 2016 election had been "hacked by Russians" and was this illegitimate? Or the ones who cheered and supported Democrat Stacy Abrams, when she claimed -- and still claims to this day -- that her Governor's election was stolen from her?
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