Originally Posted by gdawson6
I usually don't bring up chemtrails with people who aren't aware...it rarely ever seems to go ever well.

At least there with the whole mercury fillings issue most people are aware that mercury is toxic...they just usually aren't aware that is in all silver fillings.

A surprising amount of people around here (Southern California) are aware of chemtrails.

I personally started noticing the weird patterns in the sky and the fact that the clouds looked fake and unlike clouds I looked at when I was younger. I actually learned about HAARP before i learned about chemtrails so it wasn't very surprising.
Whats funny is I feel the same way you do, they won't think about it and it will not go well with these people because they can't think outside of the box. Most I hang around worry too much about girls (Which is not bad), smoking or drinking, sports and everyday life stuff young adults usually think of and talk about, that and music etc. They even mention stuff on the news to me and I am clueless because I don't watch the news at all. It's about a dollar to most and thats where it begins and ends, few think deep and really wonder about these things. The thing is when I first came in here and saw Russ's thread I changed quickly and didn't think and didn't even think it was possible or even real, I kind of laughed at the chemtrail thread. I then being the person I ma went back later to read more and think on it and opened UP A LITTLE BIT to it. I then worked outside one day and saw these things as in his thread and saw a contrail as well and said wait he is onto something here! These things are all over. All I had to do was hear it about it and open my eyes, which is what many will have to do before believing in these things. Once you open your mind you realize these are very very real.

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