Is Kentucky about to give billions in tax breaks to data centers?

Tell you what, if you oppose "data centers", which has devolved into a non-specific cause-of-the-day for stay-at-home moms to complain about, you don't get to reap any of their benefits.

NIMBYism has now become networked.

It only seems fair that you should be locked out of any apps, platforms, etc. that directly or indirectly rely on their function.

Ironically everyone loves data centers, as long as their function is sufficiently obscured and they are located "somewhere else". This movement thrives on the extremely low intelligence of its constituents, who don't seem to understand how the Internet and its applications they use, work.

>Tax breaks for proposed and potential data centers could easily cost billions of dollars

Does the author not understand what a tax break is? Tax payers are not giving billions of dollars to the company building a data center.

Unlike comrade mamdani's new york, Kentucky gets it