OptumServe and ISDH to test for COVID-19 in Putnam County

Go sheople get er done🤣

They be tracking and chipping next

I WILL NOT COMPLY

It’s a big leap from testing for a virus to implanting chips. I like a good conspiracy as much as the next guy but that’s just ridiculous.

Tracking and chipping, lol.

We are very fortunate to have that availability here in Putnam County. I hope I never need it but hopefully it will help out a lot of people to further prevent the spread of this virus.

Funny how people laugh at the "absurdity" of tracking and chipping when the CDC itself endorses the very planning and implementation of "contact tracing" (see https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/php/principles-contact-tracing.html for more on this, specifically the "Social services and housing will be needed for contacts..." section) while one of the leading organizations already responsible for chipping people is named "Three Square Market" (see https://www.technologyreview.com/2018/08/17/140994/this-company-embeds-microchip... for more on this). As of right now, the optional microchips haven't been mandated...yet. Through time, just like with self-driving automotive technologies which will slowly remove your ability to control your own car, you'll see various forces incorporating mandates of these things until they worm their way into everyday life, always for your own good, of course. They'll likely come in the forms of cost reductions or tech companies that slyly force dependence using subtle software updates and planned obsolescence. The moment you hear the dreaded words, "they're all doing it," it's too late.

The key terms here are "incrementalism" and "invisible hand."

Look, you'd have to be an idiot to believe that organizations haven't considered trying to *incrementally* incorporate these avenues of control onto their employees when it's already being done on a smaller scale (i.e. - finer and finer control of your apparel, continually constraining what you're allowed to do or look at on employer-provided workstations and other devices, tracking your transportation using things like LoJack or any other forms of GPS tracking, non-work related social media surveillance; required random drug screenings, mandated workshops for things ranging from racial sensitivity certifications to gender appreciation awareness; ever-encroaching bio-metric and finger print authentication policies, annual mandatory physical screenings precluded by employer-approved physical activity regimens used to determine insurance tiers, and required tobacco affidavits signed by employees for fear of higher deductibles or premiums, all the information of these things being uploaded into databases you have no control over but that people you've never met being provided unfettered access to without notice and accessible from anywhere in the world via the internet).

Read between the lines of what's unfolding and acknowledge what you're being obtuse to because the moment you accept the harsh reality of what's happening and stop being complicit to it, you become part of a resistance too often accused of being infected with paranoia: a modern, honest-to-god pandemic nobody ever seems to care much about until it's too late.

Remember these words:

"First they came for the classroom and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a student.

Then they came for the worker and I didn't speak up because I wasn't working.

When nobody else was left to speak up, they eventually came for me."

...because when the snowball finally crashes into the tree, it's already too late. Think I'm wearing a tinfoil hat? Fine. Give it some time and we'll see who has the last laugh.

I wasn't a good learner in high school, but I do remember a history teacher talking about the SOCIAL CONTRACT. A guy named Rousseau, who lived in France four or five centuries ago, came up with a theory that the weak demand from the government, who in turn demand the weak give up something in return. It starts incrementally at first, but it eventually gets out of hand for all parties involved and in most countries even overwhelms the resistance. I hope I learned that correctly. It was well over 50 years ago. I don't think they teach it in high school anymore.

Why would they need to chip us? 98% of us voluntarily carry a tracker everywhere we go, and pay for the privilege.

@techphcy, I think you're mistaking one thing for the other. But I get what you're saying.