Editor,

When I received a notice from the city for a small cell infrastructure project within 500 feet of my apartment, I was thrilled. Currently, I pay $70 a month for a slow, copper-based internet connection from the only provider servicing my building. In today’s age of hybrid work and Zoom meetings, this outdated connection results in grainy calls.

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GasCar1956

A buddy of mine saw one of those 5G protest leaders at Draeger's, chatting away on her cell phone, pressed right to her head! Can you believe it? These folks run around screaming about 5G frying our brains, yet there she is, phone to her ear. The hypocrisy is thicker than molasses in January.

What’s happened to common sense? All this fuss over 5G is just a tempest in a teapot. It's absurd how they're scared of something they themselves use every day!

JCar

Interesting that you seem to understand that pressing a cell phone right up to the head is not a good idea. So why would high amounts of radiation continually hitting us from nearby 5g cell towers be ok? 20 years ago it would have taken a couple of months to download a movie on a cell phone but now it takes a few seconds if you live near 5G. So we are definitely getting hit with a lot of radiation.

The human body is very electrical. For example, our ability to move is caused by electrical changes in the atoms of molecules that release energy. Electricity is involved in the transfer of messages between nerve cells.

A 2018 government study found a link between radio frequency radiation and cancer and dna damage. A Kaiser study found a threefold higher risk of miscarriages in pregnant women in areas with higher non-ionizing radiation.

The idea that everyone should suffer potential dangerous health effects for the convenience and cost saving of a few is ridiculous. All 5G rollouts should cease until they are proven safe by unbiased, peer reviewed studies.

Not So Common

While driving, do you wear a mask? Being afraid of everything and a fear monger only frightens the democrat masses and is no way to live.

JCar

Your reply constituted only an ad hominem and no actual reply to the arguments presented. Calling someone names is weak .

By the way, someone wearing a mask in a car - a better example would be someone wearing a surgical mask outside on a windy day - might be an example of someone who had completely drunk the koolaid of a particular government and corporate narrative that we are aware of. You have similarly bought the corporate koolaid of the complete safey of non-ionizing radiation, so the example would more properly apply to yourself.

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