RFID chip: would you say yes?

This is a good thread. Lots of people being honest about how repulsive the idea of enforced implant.

For those with dependents;

Would you allow your child, or anyone not able to make their own choices who is in your care, to have such a chip?

If this was being sold to you as in concordance with public health policy, would you find it more acceptable?

No Teapot I wouldn't. I got along fine without one, and I will continue to go along without one. I wouldn't let my family become the victims of the NWO.

I would try to convince them to just give it to me, rather than embed it in me.
Aaaand if they refused, so woud I.

Schools and universities

School authorities in the Japanese city of Osaka are now chipping children's clothing, back packs, and student IDs in a primary school.[39] A school in Doncaster, England is piloting a monitoring system designed to keep tabs on pupils by tracking radio chips in their uniforms.[40]. St Charles Sixth Form College in West London, England, started September, 2008, is using an RFID card system to check in and out of the main gate, to both track attendance and prevent unauthorized entrance.

from wikepedia .

I'm not sure that RFIDs could be injected by disguising them in vaccinations. First, the little implants are not so little, you'd notice them, because, second, you don't inject them deep into muscle tissue like you do with vaccines, they go in your skin.

And third, the needle they'd have to use to inject an RFID would be substantially different from the tiny ones used in vaccination.

All that said, no, I wouldn't accept one. If I had young children, maybe, if I couldn't find an immediate way to live off the grid.

They'll likely just phase them in bit by bit until one day we have a generation that has no idea of what it's like to live without them. Unless they can find a good fear mongering scheme to help bring them to us a bit sooner. That's probably what we should be afraid of.