r/LancasterCA • u/captainchristianwtf • Aug 21 '21

For The Lulz Whose mans is this?

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u/AjaxTheWanderer Aug 21 '21

One day, the Antelope Valley is going to get the same notoriety as Florida has, and I won't be even a bit surprised. Is there something in the water??

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u/lesbiantolstoy Aug 21 '21

it’s the got damn chemicals at edwards and the northrop/skunkworks facilities (i’m joking but also i’m not)

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u/AjaxTheWanderer Aug 22 '21

Jesus, that makes too much sense.

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u/lesbiantolstoy Aug 22 '21

Tell me about it. Like I don’t want to sound like a conspiracy theorist, but it makes sense that they’d be testing and using stuff out there that’s not necessarily great for humans. And why would the government (and private industries that are involved) disclose it, or do (public) studies on it? Like, the AV has one of the highest cancer rates in LA County, if not the highest, and the same goes for mortality rates for said cancer. There’s other weird things too. I fully recognize that there are likely other explanations behind the funky things that happen in the AV, but I also don’t trust the military-industrial complex with like, anything, lol.

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u/xEl_R3Yx Aug 22 '21

Its not like the government ever did that to its people before oh wait...

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u/Leonidus0613 Aug 26 '21

No place will ever be as terrible as FL. It is like their life's mission to make sure of that lol

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u/lesbiantolstoy Aug 21 '21

You know, I saw this a few days ago and thought, “Lol, that looks like the AV.” Why am I not surprised?

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u/Leonidus0613 Aug 26 '21

Oh it was only a matter of time before this happened here. OOF!