Already happening, it's called VeriChip, and can you believe this....the FDA has approved the product!!!!
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Health Canada at it again..
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Already happening, it's called VeriChip, and can you believe this....the FDA has approved the product!!!!
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Sad thing is Tim Hortons will start accepting scanning your arm as a payment option and 30 million canadians will get one implanted that week. As for the rest of the Health Canada BS we all already know I how feel about that
Yeah and I don't think HC actually banned running with scissors.
Why not? It's actually the number one reason why people have scissor injuries to their eyes!
I thought that reason belonged to BB's
I remember when my brother got a BB Gun for Christmas one year. While he was playing with it, he took aim at my cousin and shot her in the leg with his BB Gun. Dad went over to my brother and took the BB gun from him and broke it in two and told my brother to put it into the garbage. Brother had the BB gun for exactly 2 days.
We had the law of Dad and Mom back then and there was no other court. This is how things were handled, by the regulations of Mom and Dad, not WHO or HC.
I had a similar situation when I was a kid, only difference being that my Dad busted the BB Gun over my ...!
If I stepped out of line, I was reminded of it, and I made damn sure I didn't do it again.
If I stepped out of line, I was reminded of it, and I made damn sure I didn't do it again.
Sorry - but
The only "ban" I want to see is HC's ability to ban anything - unless they have proof - real proof that the product in question is harmful to most and helpful to no one.
Every product in the world can be regulated and restricted - in how it's labelled, how it's marketed and from whom it's restricted. Bans are not really necessary (imho).
I really believe that once you give a political body the ability to determine consumer behaviour - corruption will swiftly follow- because WHO regulates the regulators?
THANK YOU SO MUCH. I was racking my brain for the last two days on what the name of that movie was, I was on IMDB, Google, it was making me insane lol. Thank you.
...imagination's going wild...
Maybe Microsoft will be contracted to write the software for Verichips - and high school students the world over will start writing viruses for the software.
One day we'll all wake up and discover that everyone is now named Bob Smith - has $1 million in the bank, no debts and will expire at midnight.
Maybe Microsoft will be contracted to write the software for Verichips - and high school students the world over will start writing viruses for the software.
One day we'll all wake up and discover that everyone is now named Bob Smith - has $1 million in the bank, no debts and will expire at midnight.
(imaginations not required)
RFID chips are real and it's only a matter of time before they'll force us to get them.
Hey you want to work?
You have to have the chip.
You want to buy food at the supermarket?
You have to have the chip.
You want to collect your pension?
Are you getting the picture?
Oh and here's the proof they exist and how they will get us to start accepting them.
Hospital patients now being microchipped with "electronic tattoos"
RFID chips are real and it's only a matter of time before they'll force us to get them.
Hey you want to work?
You have to have the chip.
You want to buy food at the supermarket?
You have to have the chip.
You want to collect your pension?
Are you getting the picture?
Oh and here's the proof they exist and how they will get us to start accepting them.
Hospital patients now being microchipped with "electronic tattoos"
Well... who knows what the future will hold. At the moment though - people's trust in the infallibility of technology has declined by leaps and bounds.
I can see some groups supporting verichips and other micro-id - but I can't see the majority willingly permitting tech implants for general commerce. I certainly wouldn't allow someone to stick a microchip in my body and use me as a debit card.
Even IF I agreed with the whole implant idea (and I don't) - there's just no way I would trust the technology. ...especially since the chips would likely be "made in china"....
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Pharmacists have enough to deal with. This is absolutely ......ed. I'd favor an age limit of like 16 before this BS.
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