You water weirdos with your flouride fears…

I grew up on well water, clean as a whistle, and now drink city water. No real difference. People live to ripe old ages either way. What do you imagine happens?

Flouride is there to prevent cavities on a mass scale, which some people think is worth the potential downsides. I for one don't care and don't know why anyone does.

>>546058

Oh sorry. Fluoride.

Whatever, it's like the contrails and flat earth BS to me. It might be bad, I'm just saying it must not be so bad it kills everyone, or else we would all be dead.

>>546072

I'm no shill. Some things I believe, some things I don't. It's called free will. Building 7 is a legitimate conspiracy. Fluoride, I doubt it. Maybe.

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>>546085

Y'all are silly. Drink well water if you want. Why are you worried about what other people drink?

>>546108

Then focus on ending child trafficking, "defense" budget, and food disparity first.

>>546117

Dude I said I grew up on well water for 17 years. I drink city water now, and there's no difference in my life. So why should I care?

>>546128

Probably does, but it's negligible compared to GMOs.

>>546135

It's just funny what gets people bent out of shape

>>546146

If you're calling the guy who grew up on non-fluoridated water a dumbass, what does that say about you and your argument?

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>>546069

Actually fluoride already killed everyone. It's too late. We're all dead and flouride did it.

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>>546165

I'm not FOR fluoride. I just said I don't care about it. It's not at the top of my concerns. If people start dying by the millions then I'd start to worry

>>546179

People have been drinking that shit since the 50s. I'd everyone dead or addicted to fluoridated water? TV is way worse for you, I'm sure. Opioids are way worse. Child trafficking. So many bigger fish to fry.

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>>546194

Eh. Pick your battles. I've been on 9/11 since that happened and the perps are still at large. JFK. Sandy Hook. Defense contractors. A million other things to worry about. Let's see some military tribunals and we can get to fluoride at some point.

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>>546209

You guys are silly. It's always water. Everyone freaks out about water. If it isn't fluoride, it's Dr Masaru and his dumb water crystal pseudoscience.

I'd worry more about forced injections. That's something that's legitimately causing autism, an actual, real diagnosis.

>>546257

Condi is a self-serving flipper if I ever saw one. She'll throw her in soul under the bus it it'll work.

>>546276

Sorry, I was about to respond to yours and then switched but left the wrong post number.

>>546300

Now that's something I can support. Ban dihydrogen monoxide!

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>>546306

Kek.

Here, fluoride hippies:

http:// www.oregon.gov/oha/PH/HEALTHYENVIRONMENTS/DRINKINGWATER/SOURCEWATER/DOMESTICWELLSAFETY/Documents/Contaminant%2520Factsheets/Fluoride.pdf

"How much fluoride is found naturally in drinking water sources?

Fluoride is present in all water sources at concentrations ranging from minimally perceptible to greater than 10 parts per million (ppm). Rivers, lakes and surface waters contain 0.1 to 0.2 ppm fluoride reflecting rainwater contact with windblown soils and other elements in

the environment. Well water fluoride levels vary depending on the minerals in the rock and ores that the water passes

through. Fluoride in ocean water (96.5 % of Earth’s water) is typically in the range of 1.2 to 1.4 ppm.

Groundwater with high fluoride concentrations, affects up to 60% of populations of Pakistan, East Africa (Sudan, Ethiopia, Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania), West Africa, Thailand, China, Sri Lanka, and Southern Africa.1 2

In the United States, fluoride levels vary

less significantly. Less than one-half of one percent of U.S. residents on community water systems have drinking water that exceeds 2 ppm and less than one-tenth of one percent have water that exceeds 4 ppm. Water samples from Colorado, analyzed when studying the

association between Colorado children with yellow/brown stains and reduced tooth decay in the early 1900’s, contained 2 to 12 ppm fluoride."

>>546517

How do you ensure we don't become the next CIA?

>>546533

Don't you guys get it? They let alt hashtags trend when most of the US is asleep, because that way they can claim they aren't biased. It's a shitty equal time argument.