A right-wing fundy relative just posted this on Facebook

[last_texas_dem]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHR_5DyDmXM

Prior to this, she had just been about posting constant anti-Obama polls and referencing God in every status update, but what kind of crazy shit is this, and how would one even begin to respond to it?

[dalaigh lllama]

1. I'd just ask her if the bracelets are available in gold or silver

:D

[Ikonoklast]

2. Show it to them in a year or two.

Ask them if any of that nonsense ever remotely came true.

People that believe in an imaginary sky being will believe anything, and the con men know and exploit it.

[quakerboy]

3. Ask if they have checked their Credit and ID Cards for RFID

And point out that there are RFID tags on a great deal of the things we buy at stores.

Perhaps you can get her off of credit cards and buying more from farmers markets/local shops. Its a start, eh?

[Capn Sunshine]

5. RFID????

every single thing WalMart sells has RFID tags on it somewhere.

[quakerboy]

7. Yup. Along with a growing number of

Credit Cards, ID cards, your Passport, your car, your tires, your electronics, packaging for virtually everything, pricetags, etc.

I figure if people are going to get worried about RFID, we might as well use it to direct them toward more sustainable living.

[Common Sense Party]

4. Tell her to Google the Oklahoma thing and get back to you with

ANY credible results.

There won't be any. The guy is making it up.

[Rabrrrrrr]

6. so-called Christians spreading lies is so.... wrong. And Republican.

Which I guess is just another word for "wrong".