@nowthisimpact: Two Republicans in Carroll County, KY, shut down noise limits on data centers, but were furious when residents made them listen to the sounds themselves.

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Kiwi🇨🇦 :

“That’s annoying, stop that.” THATS THE FCKN POINT

2026-10-29 20:16:50

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Sivix :

play that shit at every meeting

2026-10-29 21:49:45

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jdcentcath :

“Ohhhh…you have to live with this.” He said so sarcastically, then noticed how stupid of a statement that is. What are they supposed to do? Sell their house next to a data center? Prime real estate.

2026-10-29 19:57:16

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Peter :

"You're points been made" like he expects you to turn it off now. The point is that it is always on and can't be turned off!

2026-10-29 21:16:33

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Oderry :

"You're points been made" Oh, does that mean the data centers will be shut down? No? Then the point will continue to be made.

2026-10-29 20:24:14

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HunterCastral :

if only they would hear that at their own houses all day every day, maybe they would develop some kind of conscious

2026-10-29 19:06:09

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jeaz_luis :

Its because all those politicians are paid off from the data company

2026-10-29 19:30:20

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Bingus Khan :

"Oh you have liiive with it?" His seat should be revoked and he should be banned from serving ever again. He is outright refusing to represent his constituents, the purpose of an election.

2026-10-29 20:04:46

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Marie 🌳💧🔥🏳️‍⚧️ :

"Your point has been made 🙄" ok guys turn it up louder

2026-10-29 23:44:14

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☽ ⛦𝑱𝒐𝒓𝒅𝒂𝒏𝒏𝒂⛦ ☾ :

“You made your point” “stop, it’s annoying” YEAH I BET IT IS, GARY

2026-10-30 07:16:07

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mis_bis42 :

"Your point's been made." would have made me turn it up louder. 😠

2026-10-29 20:49:32

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Myrrh Nicoled :

“Oh you have to live with it?” What other fucking option do they have?

2026-10-30 03:46:41

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Sunnydays 🤗 :

the attitude when he said, your point has been made, clearly was ignorant and dismissive

2026-10-29 19:37:52

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The Lost Lynore :

Oh this is genius, actually

2026-10-30 10:23:47

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fred from earth :

I'm pretty sure, the point is that they don't want to live with it.

2026-10-29 19:23:05

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earlgreysnob :

If the noise is good enough for everyone else, it can be your background music now too.

2026-10-30 10:30:58

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Zippy :

Well well well

2026-10-30 08:03:18

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Dee Ann :

This is so clever.

2026-10-30 09:41:16

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Bowie Maroney :

Keep your boot on their necks!

2026-10-29 19:54:03

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kloudz :

the irony

2026-10-30 09:25:34

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CharlieCP :

How is this not a crime against humanity?

2026-10-30 04:29:25

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pastafarian_priest :

The point hasn't been made because the whole point is that is doesn't stop! It doesn't stop when you want it to, it doesn't stop when you're going to sleep, it doesn't stop when you protest, it doesn't stop when you want to relax, it doesn't stop when you go outside, it just doesn't stop. The people who decided it shouldn't stop experienced a tiny percentage of that frustration and couldn't handle it, yet they decided for all these people that they should have to live with it and "put up with it". Despicable.

2026-10-30 08:56:27

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user889845802 :

every meeting needs to have the sound present

2026-10-29 20:43:44

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Mark :

Would be a shame for the billionaires if we blasted this sound outside their houses and headquarters

2026-10-30 06:38:33

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SuspiciousFix :

Couldn't stand it for a few minutes but expects people to LIVE WITH IT. I was half expecting him to say "Oh you HAVE to live with it, Just move"

2026-10-29 20:55:49

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