I say so.
the jet-fuel streaming out the back of a jet can be considered a chemtrail
That doesn't happen. The fuel is burned in the engine and the EXHAUST comes out the back. If fuel was streaming then there are some SERIOUS problems.
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BUT.....technical details aside...by that definition I agree.
that's NOT the definition currently used.
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Yeah, who could ever imagine someone being evil enough to spray any kind of noxious chemicals out the back of an aircraft?😉 Certainly, not crop-dusters, right, that stuff is good for you to breathe in, and the fact that it leaves a coating on virtual everything on the ground, well so what.
That's a baby-step example I gave up above. But I seriously doubt it stops at crop-dusters!
crop dusters don't leave chemtrails (by the commonly used definition)they leave a cloud of poison behind them, typically from about a ten foot altitude. I've seen those crazy pilots go UNDER highline wires. The chemicals are only in the air a few seconds. They typically do NOT spray on windy days. (why waste expensive chemicals on nontargeted plants?)
Everyone knows that. Farmers pay big bux to have the poison sprayed on their crops. It's either that or lose the crops to bugs. If that happens often enough everyone starves.