666 chip? Why a Texas student thinks her school ID is the "Mark of the Beast"

The theology behind a battle over RFID tags.

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[Jon Ghast]

Page after page filled with hate over a topic you liberal naysayers don't even believe in. Amazingly, you'll hate the typical Christian, but fight tooth and nail to keep the serial killer out of the electric chair, then you chant words like 'progress' and 'forward'.

You people are venomous an vile in the very ways you time and again denounce in others.

Typical Christian tolerance.

/s

 

[Jon Ghast]

A school REQUIRING students to carry an RFID tag or to not be allowed to attend is quite something else. Especially when implantation is such a logical next step to them being lost, etc..

It's not different when she is choosing to go to this particular school instead of her local high school.
Guess you missed that part. Or ignored it.


For the people predicting doom and gloom about forcing RFID implants as the next step; a student can't even be compelled to get vaccinations in the interests of public health.

Compulsory RFID implants aren't going to happen. Ever.

 

[Jon Ghast]

I hope you're right, but your proof is? ~100 years ago people said things like "communicating at a distance without wires isn't going to happen. Ever." or "Flying is impossible."

That's the single (technically a pair) dumbest counterexample I've ever seen.

And that's saying something, this is the internet.


I can't think of any, but can you find a single compulsory, invasive, medical procedure forced en masse on American children in the last 50 years? The last hundred?

I'm sorry to be rude, but that's just not a realistic fear. This coming from someone who carries a BoB in preparation for the outbreak of weaponized rabies.

kinda /s