> If at any point in time an intelligent person begins to have doubts about the fundamental worthlessness of the failed species that is humanity, bringing up the topic of chemtrails (or COVID, or...) is a great way to get a quick reminder.
Youâ(TM)ve certainly proven this point!
> intelligent people are well aware are not natural or normal.
Correct. Airplanes are not natural. Well done!
> This didn't used to happen in the 1990s; were there no planes flying then?
Wrong again! Contrails were common in WWII. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/...
> When "crazy nutcase conspiracy theorists" notice this phenomenon, it's called a "chemtrail"
Correct again!
> I've watched these trails spread out and become clouds in real time, and I've even recorded videos showing that it is unmistakeably happening, but to what end? The internet has plenty of such videos already, but the worthless cretins of America are too stupid to watch them.
I'm pretty sure every American has seen them -- no need to watch the videos. It's also easy to prove that they're condensation. Could there be some planes releasing other chemicals? Certainly -- I've seen crop dusting and acrobatic airplanes do it. But it's clearly a completely different phenomenon.
> Ever seen a KC-135 aircraft refueling a civilian passenger plane at low speed and atltitude? I've seen that twice, right over my house, in rural bumfuck nowhere. Explain that shit.
I find it odd that *any* commercial aircraft would be refueled in the air. How exactly would that happen? Why? They don't just build 737s out of the factory with air refueling gear. See https://www.flyingsquadron.com... for some actual expert commentary on the topic.
But the obvious explanation is that you live near a military base. Duh.
> Plans fly over in regular formation, on the exact same parallel flight paths and spaced exactly ~5 minutes apart, for hours on end, one after another.
Ah, an airport. You're confused by what happens near an airport!