Would You Allow An RFID Microchip In Your Hand?

[Sabertooth]

Do you really think that your god will send you to eternal damnation because you got a stamp in an amusement park?

Hardly. I do believe, however, that the real deal will be introduced through some seemingly innocuous venue; at least, at first.

 

[timewerx]

Not true, the roman empire allowed conquered regions to still mint their own currency which was often the same as before being conquered.

Read the article below, around the 13th paragraph, Rome forced the Denarius on all the people they ruled.

Money in the Roman Republic - an exhibition at the MoneyMuseum | Sunflower Foundation


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[Jimmy D]

I'm not sure if I'd like it and it would certainly make muggings a lot more unpleasant. I'd rather hand over my bank card than have my hand sliced open.

 

[Nithavela]

Read the article below, around the 13th paragraph, Rome forced the Denarius on all the people they ruled.

Money in the Roman Republic - an exhibition at the MoneyMuseum | Sunflower Foundation


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[Nithavela]

Hardly. I do believe, however, that the real deal will be introduced through some seemingly innocuous venue; at least, at first.

The things leading up to the introduction of the mark of the beast can't be more bombastic.

 

[1am3laine]

Revelation 13:16-17: He causes all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and slave, to receive a mark on their right hand or on their foreheads, and that no one may buy or sell except one who has the mark or the name of the beast, or the number of his name.

With fair regularity, stories appear in the media about technology that will allow the Beast to number and track every person on earth. People believe that either a number or bar code will be imprinted on the foreheads or hands of those who will be permitted to buy or sell. Lately, the stories have been about implantable microchips that will store vital information about each of us.

A Wisconsin technology firm, Three Square Market has injected 80 employees with their own brand of RFID microchips over the last year:
Wisconsin Company Injecting RFID Microchips Into Hands Of Employees

At Swedish startup Epicenter, about 150 employees have been microchipped:
150 Swedish Epicenter employees implanted with microchips | Daily Mail Online

If your employer required you to be "Microchipped", would you allow it?

If your bank in the future chooses this technology over credit/debit cards, will you allow yourself to be "Microchipped"?

Absolutely NOT. I would NEVER get microchipped. I believe it could be the mark of the beast.
I don't believe in the pre-trib rapture so I'm definitely NOT getting suckered into receiving the microchip.

Even a rapper called Kid buu got microchipped recently.

 

[GoldenBoy89]

Only microchip I'm waiting for is the one that will let me interface with my phone without using my hands.

 

[TLK Valentine]

It seems to me that such a microchip -- with a GPS addition -- would be the government's ideal solution to tracking all the refugees and asylum seekers without the hassle of keeping them in camps.

So tell me -- you wouldn't do it yourselves, but would you let the government do it to others?

 

[Southernscotty]

NO I would not accept anything but I got tickled thinking of how future churches would pass the offering "reader" [instead of plate]

 

[dgiharris]

If your employer required you to be "Microchipped", would you allow it?

If your bank in the future chooses this technology over credit/debit cards, will you allow yourself to be "Microchipped"?

I wish I could swear right now. But saying "never" will have to suffice.

#@%$ no.

Truth is, we are very close to this already.
Couple of years ago, I was traveling all over the country during X'mas time and had maxed out my credit cards with rental cars and travel etc. But no worries, I'm on the home stretch, everything is already paid for and I'm flying home.... I had around $18k on me, (the result of successful business deals) with $7k of that total being cash, the rest was in check form. My flight was overbooked and I gave up my seat for a soldier coming home from Afghanistan on leave (they also gave me a $500 voucher so win-win)... I decide to take the flight in the morning...

I go to Candlewood Suites and try to check in but they require that I use my credit card. What? I have my license, passport, social security card... but no, they require my credit card. I ask why, they say they need it in case I damage the room. I ask them how much they take as a deposit and they say, "$500". I then say, "No problem I'll give you $2k for a deposit..." They apologize and say, "Sorry, can't do it, it needs to be a credit card...."

If you look at how apps are working nowadays, you can't just download an app, you also have to "allow" it to have access to your contacts or else the app will refuse to load on your phone. I actually had this problem with a banking app, my bank requires that I give them access to my contacts or else I can't load their stupid banking app. Really????

Nowadays, you can't even get a job without your credit being an instrumental part of the hiring process which is complete and total garbage.

In many counties in California, they have laws on the books that you can't buy alcohol without ID regardless of how old you are (the sole purpose of this law is to discriminate against the homeless)

My point???

Between your ID, credit cards, and GPS phone... we are already microchipped...

food for thought...

 

[Doctor.Sphinx]

I believe they were able to control a bull with similar technology in the 60s. Even if one didn't believe in the prophecy described in Revelation, it seems a silly thing to do for anyone who values freedom.

 

[PreviouslySeeking...]

Well, not planning on getting chipped for $$ purposes, but I will get my kids tagged (private firm) for GPS.

"Mark of the beast" isn't on my list of concerns.

 

[Sabertooth]

..., they require my credit card.

Besides PayPal, I maintain a checking account (w/ debit card) just for internet/high-risk transactions. I keep about $5 in it, usually, and add more as I intentionally use it. Its debit card works in lieu of a credit card. Just be sure to "opt out" of overdraft protection for said debit card.

It prevents access to your main, operating accounts.

(My bank liked the idea and recommended it to its other customers.)

 

[Hank77]

If your employer required you to be "Microchipped", would you allow it?

If your bank in the future chooses this technology over credit/debit cards, will you allow yourself to be "Microchipped"?

No and No

 

[dgiharris]

Besides PayPal, I maintain a checking account (w/ debit card) just for internet/high-risk transactions. I keep about $5 on it, usually, and add more as I intentionally use it. Its debit card works in lieu of a credit card. Just be sure to "opt out" of overdraft protection for said debit card.

It prevents access to your main, operating accounts.

(My bank liked the idea and recommended it to its other customers.)

I do the same. I have a specific credit card I keep $5 - $100 on that handles all of my internet related stuff, Netflix, Amazon, etc.

 

[Aryeh Jay]

No, I wouldn’t, but not because of some book written on some island thousands of years ago. My driver’s license, passport, credit cards, and other identification cards already have them; my issue is the safety of the object being implanted into me.

 

[2PhiloVoid]

Revelation 13:16-17: He causes all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and slave, to receive a mark on their right hand or on their foreheads, and that no one may buy or sell except one who has the mark or the name of the beast, or the number of his name.

With fair regularity, stories appear in the media about technology that will allow the Beast to number and track every person on earth. People believe that either a number or bar code will be imprinted on the foreheads or hands of those who will be permitted to buy or sell. Lately, the stories have been about implantable microchips that will store vital information about each of us.

A Wisconsin technology firm, Three Square Market has injected 80 employees with their own brand of RFID microchips over the last year:
Wisconsin Company Injecting RFID Microchips Into Hands Of Employees

At Swedish startup Epicenter, about 150 employees have been microchipped:
150 Swedish Epicenter employees implanted with microchips | Daily Mail Online

If your employer required you to be "Microchipped", would you allow it?

I don't know for sure. I guess for me, there would be two questions involved with doing so?

1) Would this require me to abjure my faith in Christ?

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2) Does it come as a form of enema? ​

 

[Hank77]

Besides PayPal, I maintain a checking account (w/ debit card) just for internet/high-risk transactions. I keep about $5 on it, usually, and add more as I intentionally use it. Its debit card works in lieu of a credit card. Just be sure to "opt out" of overdraft protection for said debit card.

It prevents access to your main, operating accounts.

(My bank liked the idea and recommended it to its other customers.)

That's a good idea.
I don't buy from any online vendor that doesn't use PayPal.

 

[2PhiloVoid]

It seems to me that such a microchip -- with a GPS addition -- would be the government's ideal solution to tracking all the refugees and asylum seekers without the hassle of keeping them in camps.

So tell me -- you wouldn't do it yourselves, but would you let the government do it to others?

Nope.

 

[eleos1954]

Revelation 13:16-17: He causes all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and slave, to receive a mark on their right hand or on their foreheads, and that no one may buy or sell except one who has the mark or the name of the beast, or the number of his name.

With fair regularity, stories appear in the media about technology that will allow the Beast to number and track every person on earth. People believe that either a number or bar code will be imprinted on the foreheads or hands of those who will be permitted to buy or sell. Lately, the stories have been about implantable microchips that will store vital information about each of us.

A Wisconsin technology firm, Three Square Market has injected 80 employees with their own brand of RFID microchips over the last year:
Wisconsin Company Injecting RFID Microchips Into Hands Of Employees

At Swedish startup Epicenter, about 150 employees have been microchipped:
150 Swedish Epicenter employees implanted with microchips | Daily Mail Online

If your employer required you to be "Microchipped", would you allow it?

If your bank in the future chooses this technology over credit/debit cards, will you allow yourself to be "Microchipped"?

No ... I'd rather have a thief steal my wallet than cut off my hand. ;o)