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RE: My Thoughts About In-Flight Pesticide Sprays (and a bit about vaccines and "chemtrails")
People should always have a choice and give consent. They should be informed of these pesticide sprays in advance - pesticides are not risk free and it is possible some people may have adverse reactions. That way at least the have the option to avoid by not taking the flight.
It is akin to performing a medical procedure without consent which under normal circumstances would be considered an assault.
In this case I'd say ticket purchase = consent, but the airline company should've made it extremely clear. But what may be worse is if it's not a thing that's implied or addressed by the contract of purchase lol
It wouldn't count as informed consent unless it was made explicitly clear and the person agreed to it. Even if it was in the T&C most people don't read those.
If it were a medical procedure that would not be a defence! You would need to ensure that the subject/patient understood what they were agreeing to otherwise you could be sued for negligence.
I think from a moral standpoint this is very similar - although it is unlikely there is always the possibility that someone could have a severe, even life threatening, reaction to the pesticide.
I couldn't have said it better. In fact, I find it frightening that there is a sense in which the global society has been so conditioned to consider this as even possibly okay in any way. It's no different than forced vaccines, imposing chemicals into someone else's body against their will (or without knowledge).
Also, follow the money. Someone is profiting off this.
We are being forced more and more to do things. I'm not saying that there is no potential benefit from doing this kind of spraying but I think it is wrong to force people to do things like this particularly when there are potential health implications.