No chips under our skin

Feb 08, 2020 4 Replies
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Caller to some show on C-Span who says on page 1001 of Obamacare it says that they can force everyone to have a chip implanted in them.



And the foolish guest instead of paying attention to this obvious nonsense, just gives a squishy statement about how good healthcare is in Canada (something the called had also said the opposite.) Incredibly foolish for anyone to get on call-in show without having a computer right there to check out the lies that callers come up with, unwittingly or not.



Although you don't need a computer to inow this was nonsense, but the wishy washy medical guest made the point he intended to make and didn't really listen to what the caller said, I suspect. A lot of people do that.



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Incredible that people actually believe that nonsense. Truth is, we will be tattooed with a bar code to be scanned.

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No, people will be eagerly lining up to have Apple or Google implant the chips for them.

Cindy Hamilton

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Far more likely, until then biometrics work fine. Disney has been fingerprinting customers at the parks for years.

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BTW C-Span is boring much of the time but very good, unedited coverage of Congress. But during the call-in parts, half the callers are verging on morons.

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v. CHIP: This page is about the ObamaCare RFID chip myth. Please note that lowercase word “chip” is not the same as the uppercase “CHIP.” The chip may sometimes be confused with the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP), which ObamaCare helps expand to cover 9 million children. The confusion of the RFID chip and CHIP children’s’ health insurance has made it hard for people to see the difference between what some would have you believe the law does, versus what it does.
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