J9 s on button flops flush draw faces raise?

You have 9 outs (at best, you probably don't have clubs that pair the board) in a deck of 45, meaning htting the turn is a 1 in 5 shot, if we miss turn hitting river is very slightly better odds as there's one less non-club in the deck. So you have just about a 2 in 5 chance (at best) of winning this pot going all in over his flop raise. He's never folding after betting this much, so fold equity is precisely zero.

Now play the hand 20 times. We win 8 times and lose 12. Who wins the most money? You or villain?

Laugh at his ridiculous raise and fold, not even close.