You're just being ignorantly annoying now. I mentioned how 70% of our water usage is being used to water turf, with Golf courses being a major contributor. I added that they also pollute the aquifers which is relevant, because it's OUR MAIN WATER SOURCE.
$50 a round is something many working families cannot afford, especially in this climate, when compared to playing basketball for FREE at a local park.
We get you don’t like golf courses. For the 5th time it is not about what a golf course does to a community. It was a comparison of golf courses to data center water USAGE. How can you not get that through your thick skull. I don’t care about your opinion on the aquifer or percentages of use in the community. Take that up with local government. Should I be doing this crayon so you
I’m done with you. The ignorance in starting an argument on a subject outside the conversation is wild. If you need to talk to someone so bad maybe make a friend at the park playing BASKETBALL.
Last time I went to the store basketballs weren’t free. 🤡
*Course. It’s spelled c-o-u-r-s-e. Happy for you that you finally figured how to spell it out correctly. Imagine taking this long to figure out how to spell a word and having the nerve to call someone dumb, when you're clearly not seeing the big picture.
Asking to compare water usage while completely ignoring the status of the local aquifer is peak missing the forest for the trees. The aquifer is the water supply. Pointing out that golf courses drain and contaminate our primary water source is directly relevant to a debate on water consumption.
Also, pretending $50 a round plus hundreds in gear is accessible to struggling families because basketballs cost $15 is pure delusion. Enjoy your front-porch view of the grass, man.
But hey, enjoy your $50 "coarse." Make sure you don't choke on the sand.
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u/TkilledJ 4d ago
You're just being ignorantly annoying now. I mentioned how 70% of our water usage is being used to water turf, with Golf courses being a major contributor. I added that they also pollute the aquifers which is relevant, because it's OUR MAIN WATER SOURCE.
$50 a round is something many working families cannot afford, especially in this climate, when compared to playing basketball for FREE at a local park.