How many people believe that there is nonlethal weapons testing on nonconsensual citizens in the U. S. now?

Question

In the past we have been subjected to MKultra and Cointelpro operations without the knowledge of the congress. Today we are subjected to nonlethal weapons technology under the disguise of surveillance. Are you willing to support and take a stand for your rights and your families rights by writing to congress (Nancy Pelosi) and asking her to stop this practice? The testing of these weapons causes scars, marks and burns on people's bodies. Recently the Secretary of the AF wanted to use these weapons for testing on crowd control. Does this mean that if you are protesting that you could be subjected to these weapons? These weapons can cause contact lenses to melt to your eyeballs and pacemakers to stop working. Go to the AF website and read about these so called non lethal weapons that have the potential to cause serious bodily harm. Look up MKultra and see what has taken place before you discount anything.

Answer 1

Make sure to get a great TinFoilHat(tm) and get back on your meds.

Answer 2

Okay Scooter, your question is about testing, and your rant is about actual use. In either case you have not backed yourself with any evidence. You position is weak, but I shall crush you slowly.
1st. There is NO such thing as a "non-lethal" weapon. Never has been, never will be. The very word weapon implies in it's definition a degree of violence and risk. Everyone is different, a paper cut to one individual may be nothing, but to a hemophiliac...
What you are speaking of my ignorant young friend is a "less than lethal" weapon, and by the magic of semantics, we see that "less than lethal" implies a degree, however slight, of lethality.
To avoid getting stung by a so-called "less than lethal" weapon,is the same simple method as avoiding death from a Nuclear bomb. Don't be there when it goes off. Or if you feel you must protest, harken back to the theme song from the 70's show "Beretta"; "Don't do the crime, if you can't do the time".
Don't worry my young idealistic chum, age and experience will wash away your quaint naivete.

Answer 3

Age and experience, as in getting used to being a cog in the grinding capitalist machine. I went to Iraq as a combat medic, and love this country, and would go back if called, but there are serously screwed up things going on. People waste thier lives being wage slaves, crushed under a barrage of consumerism, and housing costs much more than it is worth. It is saddening that most people do not see this.

Answer 4

At least it is quicker than putting military personnel around nuke test site or have towns in Utah downwind! They are still feeling the effects that the government tried denying for decades! A little like smoking doesn't cause cancer!

Answer 5

I don't worry about crap like this because I am a law-abiding citizen. If you want to run around and be an anarchist, be my guest. But don't complain to me when your head gets bashed in or your eyeballs melt because I won't care.