Quote from: nutildah on August 07, 2014, 09:07:22 PM

Quote from: btcusury on August 07, 2014, 05:00:26 PM

There's one obvious big difference. Alex Jones hasn't actually killed anybody, and doesn't advocate war.

If that's your one obvious difference, then I would argue they are actually the same person, because Dick Cheney hasn't actually killed anybody either. He almost did that one time but his hunting partner lived. Yes I know, Dick Cheney caused people to die and I am taking advantage of the flaws in your phrasing.

Quote from: nutildah on August 06, 2014, 11:17:17 PM

See, this is exactly what a "walking false flag" operation would hope to accomplish: blending in real conspiracies with fake conspiracies to taint them ALL with fake conspiracy smell. Fluoride is put in your water to prevent cavities. You don't like it, don't drink or use tap water. There is no such thing as a "chemtrail;" what you are looking at is water vapor that collects in the wake of jet engines.

Quote from: btcusury on August 07, 2014, 05:00:26 PM

You can argue that the intention behind water fluoridation is benign, but you can't argue with the scientific studies, which prove that fluoride is highly neurotoxic and that systemic fluoridation (as opposed to topical) does not help prevent cavities.

Yes I can argue with it because its not true and this is just stuff you are pulling out of thin air. If fluoridation doesn't help prevent cavities, why is fluoride in almost every single toothpaste?

http://health.howstuffworks.com/wellness/oral-care/products/fluoride-free-toothpaste.htm

If its "highly neurotoxic" as you claim, please supply one case study where fluoridation of tap water resulted in brain damage.

Quote from: btcusury on August 07, 2014, 05:00:26 PM

This is fact, and if you believe otherwise you are the biggest fool.

Oh, you should have said this earlier, I would have been more inclined to disengage from seeking a rational explanation for how you arrived at your unreferenced conclusions. Thanks for setting me straight.

Quote from: btcusury on August 07, 2014, 05:00:26 PM

Research the full body of scientific studies, not a subset of selected ones by proponents of involuntary mass medication.

Yes it is, and you are ignoring the vast majority of research and evidence which suggests the benefits of water fluoridation outweigh the negatives. You can argue with me till you're blue in the face but it won't change the fact that not a single human being has ever died from "overfluoridation" of their water supply, ever.

Quote from: btcusury on August 07, 2014, 05:00:26 PM

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Political control by banksters IS a real conspiracy. It is easily demonstrable and visible.

So is the neurotoxicity of fluoride.

Yes, at very high levels. Many ions are neurotoxic at high concentrations, so whats your point? Where's your evidence that its neurotoxic at the suggested levels of 0.5 to 1.0 mg/L; all studies comparing IQ of children born in "high fluoridation" areas involve levels 3-60x higher than this (and took place in China). Usually the excess fluoride has to do with chemicals released by coal-burning power plants and have nothing to do with a grand conspiracy to keep people dumb anyways.

Please keep in mind fluoride is also found in air pollution and a wide variety of food too:

http://fluoridealert.org/content/fresh_foods/

Just so you know, here's who's side you're on in American politics:

"The John Birch Society in the 1950s, founded by John Koch (father of todays Koch Brothers), saw creeping communism in public water and slammed it as mass medicine."

More likely he was just a rich evil fuck and didn't want to spend $1 per year on dental care for poor people.

I guarantee you there are plenty of dumbasses who never have a sip of fluoridated water in their entire lives. And the worst part is they have shitty teeth too.

I had no idea the John Birch Society was founded by the Koch bros dad, thanks.