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13 minutes ago, swiss_democracy_for_all said:

Weapons manufacturers and military sorts can definitely be trusted not to develop anything nasty like that, history shows us this.....9_9


As sure as night follows day

But 'biological' warfare will take hold. A 'virus' could wipe out an army, without an ethical furore

And so, just as in nature, an arms race will ensue between parasite/disease and host


(I seem to be currently under attack from a hornet - I need a swat team)

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