Datacenters are getting sweetheart tax deals, and likely will pay way less in taxes than the people do because in the great US of A corporations can simply not pay taxes.

Do you have another argument that doesn't rely on trickle-down economics?

Trickle down economics is starting to get schooled in trickle up governance

Yes, the whole point of giving them a reduction in future taxes is to encourage development in otherwise undesirable land.

You would never build residential development at the threshold of an airport for obvious reasons. So the remaining options are either leave the land undeveloped and get nothing, or build something that doesn't need quiet to generate tax revenue.

I'm not advocating for or against specific tax agreements because that is between the company and local government, who represent the people.

I looked at the linked page of corporate tax rates. Scroll down to the next graph showing corporate tax revenues. US corporate tax revenues are insignificant compared the other countries in the graph.

What else can we say about these other countries..