Asmongold questions Maryland's data-center block and trampoline-park alternative

A reaction clip contrasts opposition to an American AI project with reporting on China's infrastructure expansion.

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An abandoned mall could become an AI data center or, in one campaigner's preferred version, somewhere to jump on trampolines. Asmongold finds little to like about the second option.

In a stream excerpt posted by Asmongold Clips, he reviews reports that a petition campaign blocked a proposed $5 billion data center in Maryland. The upload has drawn roughly 1.9 million views since yesterday.

The clip includes Taylor McCollum explaining that she would rather see an indoor trampoline park or a similar recreation facility on the site. "What is an urban air park?" Asmongold asks, briefly pausing over the alternative before turning to the campaign behind it.

McCollum describes working with the Party for Socialism and Liberation to make social media reels and argues that data centers threaten bee populations and food security. Asmongold responds skeptically, then plays commentary from a Federalist Society panel.

Despite its title, "China just dropped this nuke..", the video concerns infrastructure and political influence, not a weapon. Its closing comparison puts the Maryland dispute beside an NBC News report on China building large-scale AI data-center infrastructure. For Asmongold, that contrast becomes an argument against the local decision-making that stopped the American project: "This is the failure of democracy," he says.

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The clip drew roughly 1.9 million views before completing its first full day online.

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1,890,000

no significant change in the last 7 days

total views

3,889,154,354

views per day

3,712,561

typical day: 3,392,043

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1,914,463

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110,269

comments

13,103

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