>>107664336
>he doesn't know about the glasses jew

>>107665880
Did the jews steal my vision?

>>107665934
Yes

>>107665880
Oy vey, don't fall for those guys, the glasses industry is evil!
Buy MY course for how to train your eyes to get your vision BACK for free*, without "corrective lenses" which just further accelerate your eyes' decline!

>>107664336
>People who make a lot of money selling glasses tell EVERYONE they need glasses.
Fixed.
Our eyes get fucked up quickly because of neon light though.

>>107665952
How so? Did the jew fairy say my vision was promised to them 3000 years ago?

>>107664336
it's more like this:
>everyone are now glued to their screens for a prolonged period of time
>now barely going outside
>as result, everyone develops myopia
>and now, everyone needs either: contacts, glasses or a corrective invasive procedure to see properly at long distances

>>107664336

read too many books need glassed
soft at heart need glasses
watch too much phone need glasses

>>107664336
>>107665880
>>107665934
As someone who was actually fucked up at birth with my vision, I can confidently say the industry is a scam.
99.9% of ophthalmologists have ZERO solutions for anything that isn't correcting the most minor of deficiencies. It's for people who would otherwise have zero issue if they didn't look at an eyechart and had trouble with the very bottom line or two.

Because some cant read it, it's time for contacts/glasses for life, intrusive lasik or whatever bullshit they sell nowadays.
I dont wear glasses because they ldo nothing

>>107666034
Wearing glasses makes your eyesight worse over time, so you need new glasses every few years. I was told I "needed" them some 20 years ago and simply refused. 20 years later my eyesight barely got worse as it's normal with aging. Meanwhile, literally everyone else I knew who got glasses has had to change them multiple times, even those who got double jewed into getting laser have to wear them again.
I was lucky I had good eyes when I was a kid, and only developed a slight defect when I was in 8th grade or something, too old for anyone to force me to wear them against my will. Others weren't so lucky. When I was in elementary school one of the reasons they periodically changed your assigned seats in the classroom was to figure out if you could read the blackboard from the farthest row. If you couldn't they would tell your parents and you would be forced to wear glasses when you were too young to refuse or even question why. It was a literal witch hunt.

>>107666248
I'm inclined to believe this since I do have astigmatism and I had a pair of glasses that helped me see a little better as a kid, but I hardly ever used them because of playing sports, then just stopped wearing them entirely around middle school. I haven't felt a strong need to get glasses in the 20 years since then but I wouldn't mind going back in and getting a pair just for driving at night and that kind of thing.