People talk shit about datacenters, but do they ever consider the water their parents use? I remember my boomer mom like all of those women, was obssessed with everything been clean. She would wash the cloths 3 or 4 times using a bunch of soap and chemical shit because everything needs to be perfect. Then theres the electricity the dryer consumes...On top of that, "gardening", tons and tons of water wasted and no even just on grass. Everything needs constant hosing, constant washing etc because the house needs to look in perfect conditions.Most middle upper class and upper class normies are like this, thats why I say if you want to help the environment, kill your fucking parents then kill yourselfThat will literally save nature way more than bitching about datacentersOhhh I forgot about boomer food waste, they have these industrial size fridges that they see on HGTV and they pack them full of food that just goes bad and needs to be thrown awaySeriously, write a will saying you leave all your possessions to charity and just murder suicide your whole fucking wicked household
You never had a boomer mom, let alone middle upper class, nigger.
Based Issue RaiserWhen I think about it, youre on point
Think of the water savings if our masters finally allowed us to go naked in public.
>>541627371>you never had a momI forgot we Jews just spring out of holes in the ground
>>541627154I think it's just your genetic line that's the problem. I mean your stupid ape mother thought she needed to wash things x3 that sounds like a genetic defect that nobody but you and your whore mother share. Go ahead and test your theory with your parents and you first and we'll see if it helps any
>>541627154I mean, yeah boomers are idiots that obsess over cleanliness in the most wasteful and unhelpful way possible, but the idea that private use of water by 60-70 year olds is comparable to water use by any industry is, and I cant emphasize this enough, retarded. Its like saying fighting game tourneys use more energy than factory production or the tech sector.
>>541628835Actually just gardening consumes waaaaaay moreAmerican lawns, gardens, and landscaping consume roughly 2,920 billion to 3.2 trillion gallons of water annually, which is vastly higher than the total direct and indirect water footprint of all U.S. data centers combined (estimated around 230 billion gallons).
>>541627675The difference between your posts and mine, is that I am actually accurateYou leftards are just stupid and ignorant
