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I wish I could post pics...Ive got some really good ones of chemskies
Quoting: outdoorgyal Or, of what you BELIEVE are "chemskies". Which, from what I have learned in school...is probably contrails due to a saturated (with respect to ice) and very cold atmosphere. Who has the burden of proof here? Those who make the claims about chemicals, or those who believe they are just contrails...as they have been for almost 100 years? I wish you chemtards would accept the responsibility you have brought onto yourselves and take the appropriate steps to prove your position! So far, all I see is assumption, speculation and accusation! I don't give a fuck what it is, whether there are chemtrails in these things or not. What I have a problem with is these trails disperse throughout the sky and completely block the sun on my days off when they decide to spray them. I would very much like to sun tan and get my vitamin D from the sun on my days off, but when they spray it makes it fucking impossible. Ahhh...so it's about having to look at things you think are unsightly. I happen to like the trails. Good thing for me they will be there from now on. Again, prove that the trails have led to a vitamin D deficiency in anyone. And getting a tan can lead to skin cancer.... Besides, the trails don't block enough sun to prevent a tan. Why are you people so fucking clueless?! It has nothing to do with how it looks you are putting words in my mouth. I don't have to prove anything to you and you are completely missing the point of my post regardless. These clouds cover the sunlight and I get much less exposure than I would otherwise. That is what I don't like about it. If you like it that's your prerogative, but for people like me who love the sun it's quite annoying. Getting a tan will not lead to skin cancer if you take care of yourself and do not use chemical laden sunscreen.
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