For those who haven't already ignored him, wouldn't you agree that every post by TheEdge needs to have this at the beginning?
Anyway
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For those who haven't already ignored him, wouldn't you agree that every post by TheEdge needs to have this at the beginning?
Anyway
http://www.mychillpill.net/wp-conten...anner23432.jpg
Now Time for Ice Cream :D
http://www.fondospantallagratis.com/...eel_harris.jpg
Jesse and Rusty save the day :D
I smell a conspiracy to get David Lee Roth to join the forums.
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All you have proved is that you don't understand how something is subjectively labeled something (a poison) can be administered in a positive and safe way.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheEdge
They are all talking about you ("stalking" you) because they are in sheer disbelief at how unbelievably willing you are to completely deny any commonly accepted truth in exchange for the demented rantings of some lunatics. This isn't a 50/50 good vs. bad argument among scientists, it's a 99.9999% versus .00001%, and you keep insisting the .00001% is the dead on balls speakers of undeniable truth. Furthermore, rather than reaching a middle ground of understanding that fluoride can be good or bad depending on dose, you insist that it has ZERO positive effects for teeth health but on the other hand will cause horrendous side effects in any dose, something not even the .00001% nutjobs insist upon.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheEdge
All I can say is this: this is by no means the place to be going on and on about wild theories completely unrelated to video games. Yes, this is an off topic section. Yes, off topic discussion is OK. I myself have opinions that differ from the norm such as my belief that Nissan has a better lineup than Honda, something teh innanets refuse to believe in many cases because of rampant fanboyism. Most of us here fight an uphill battle defending the Genesis over the SNES because of a similar fanboyism. Posting random obscure theories about fluoride, the government, and other crap has no place here. There are plenty of forums that support these kind of theories, discuss it there. Bums with cardboard signs is also an option as they would love to hear it. Most of your Genesis related posts are fine and sane, but these sorts of threads need to stop coming or I am almost certain you will get banned for being a troll or a spambot trying to sell all-natural bullshit.
DO NOT post another wall of nonsense text trying to defend your case. Again, this is not the forum for it. You never wanted counter-arguments anyway, all you do is post the same videos and text walls making the same flawed argument, most of which is made by Political Science or Journalism dumbfucks that don't have a clue what they're talking about and just want to try to seem important. We have explained the science behind why something with an arbitrary "poison" label can be beneficial in healthy doses, if you don't want to believe it, fine, enjoy losing your teeth and dying of a bacterial infection. You are officially starting to be worse than those r-tards handing out PETA pamphlets.
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Originally Posted by Knuckle Duster
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Originally Posted by Knuckle Duster
lmao. I myself am almost wondering if he's really just trying to sell the shit. He keeps name dropping "Desert Essence" and "Tom's of Maine spearmint" like it's an effing infomercial. That's two products that aren't going anywhere near my mouth, that's for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Knuckle Duster
There is no bigger pile of horse shit than what hippies believe. This is fact.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chilly Willy
http://yepyep.gibbs12.com/wp-content...kini-boobs.jpg
much better :)
Your right....it was too much info....here are some snippets....:)
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According to "Clinical Toxicology of Commercial products," 5th Edition, 1984, lead is given a toxicity rating of 3 to 4, and Fluoride is rated at 4 (3 = moderately toxic, 4 = very toxic).
The MCL for fluoride is currently set for 4.0ppm - that's over 350 times the permissable level of lead.Fluoride is also considered toxic waste. It is one of the most bone seeking elements known to mankind. The US Public Health Service has stated that fluoride makes the bones more brittle and the dental enamel more porous.
As little as 0.04 mg/kg/day has been proven to cause adverse health effects. Retention of 2mg a day will produce crippling skeletal fluorosis in one's lifetime.
Approximately half of each day's fluoride intake will be retained. This is what makes it so dangerous. "The dose makes the poison". All sides agree to the fact that healthy kidneys can eliminate only about 50% of daily fluoride intake. The rest gets absorbed in calcified tissues, like bones and teeth.The National Academy Of Sciences (NAS) stated in 1977 that, for the average individual, a retention of 2mg/day would result in crippling skeletal fluorosis after 40 years.
Most often as a byproduct from the fertilizer, aluminum and other industries, who manage to sell this toxic waste to municipalities nationwide.
Fluoride treatments can contain between 10,000 to 20,000 ppm. There is no regulated dose requirement. There are cases known of children dying in the dentist's chair.(New York Times, Jan. 20, 1979: "$750,000 Given in Child's Death in Fluoride Case" about a three year old child killed by fluoride treatment in the Dentist's office.)
TheEdge: Spam in Every Post he makes :yuck:
I was just looking back on this thread and if you ignore all the Peanut Gallery comments it's full of great information. On both sides.
^Fixed, with a bewildering "WHY?" being thrown out to mods around here.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheEdge
^ Guess....
Negative.....Obsession.....insults......off topic.....posting a funny picture......
Am I right?
Conspiracy? Hell no! I'm trying my best to get the greatest Van Halen singer to come here!Quote:
Originally Posted by Knuckle Duster
^ Guess....
Creepy asian fetish picture....off topic......
^Guess....
Paranoia fueled rabble... Unable to cope with a lack of unconditional acceptance... Ignorance.
Amen, brother.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rusty Venture
And I'm trying to get the greatest singers of ALL TIME to join us and the Peanut Gallery.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rusty Venture
This is why Rusty is one of SEGA-16's coolest members :ok:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rusty Venture
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Conspiracy theorists are usually idiots and are always ridiculed as such. One exception is Alex Jones, who actually has dumbass followers, and even got some people who really should know better on his side, like Dave Mustaine. Alex Jones is still a whackjob though. I wish people would actually do something productive for our country instead of just arguing about how Obama's trying to put the world in global slavery or some shit like water flouridation.
Well if Dave Mustaine believes him it must be true. I mean just look at him at 3:12
One of my favorite VH videos and, IMO, one of the best videos of the 1980's.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jesse813
David Lee Roth, you brought the energy that Sammy could never equal.
Love love love sweating bullets. From my favorite Megadeth album.
Just heard that song on the radio today. :D
And I was going to throw Mustaine's name out in response to this, as well:
...but I didn't want to suffer the wrath of the Van Halenites. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Metal_Sonic
I thought Metal_Sonic was talking about Mariah Carey.
"I Brought My Pencil!"Quote:
Originally Posted by Rusty Venture
"Give me Something to Write on, man!"
"I Don't Feel Tardy"
I Love DLR's oneliners in that song, on top of it being a great driving song.
1984 is worth it for "Hot for Teacher" & "Drop Dead Legs" all by themselves.
DLR fun
I don't like Alex Jones either. I think he's irratic and overly emotional. Problem is that I can't contest what he says. I checked out a lot of the material that he covers and with the exception of weird "Satanic societies" everything else seems to be true. I think he likes to mix the truth with some crazy stuff to get listeners.Quote:
Originally Posted by Honey the Cat
I prefer Webster Tarpley a lot more, problem is that his show is only one once a week. :(
New info!Quote:
Dr. Paul Connett speaks out about the dangers of fluoride
Dr. Paul Connett, Ph.D. - "Water Alert The Dangers of Fluoride" - Thu. Oct. 22nd
Did you know that fluoride, in the water supply, is a toxic poison derived from industrial waste products of corporate America? This show will reveal what has been hidden from you for decades.
Find out how fluoride has been linked to depression, fatigue, weight gain, muscle and joint pains, increased cholesterol levels, and heart disease.
For over 50 years, poor science and marketing deception has been delivered to the American population. Discover what western Europeans have known for years about tooth decay and water fluoridation. In fact, you will hear how fluoride increases your risk for deadly diseases, heavy metal poisoning and lower IQ. Educate yourself on the dangers of Fluoride, protect your family
http://www.naturalnews.com/027287_fluoride_health.html
Like what ?Quote:
Originally Posted by TheHeadlessChicken
"[Webster Griffin Tarpley] gained experience as a political operative during his years with the LaRouche movement":Quote:
Originally Posted by TheHeadlessChicken
"The LaRouche movement has [...] been referred to variously as Marxist, fascist, anti-Semitic, a political cult, a personality cult, and a criminal enterprise."
"Webster Griffin Tarpley maintains that the September 11 attacks were engineered by a rogue network of the military industrial complex and intelligence agencies. His writings and speeches describe a model of false flag terror operations by a rogue network in the military/intelligence sector working with moles in the private sector and in corporate media, and locates such contemporary false flag operations in a historical context stretching back in the English speaking world to at least the "gunpowder plot" in England in 1605."
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[source: Wikipedia]
That's his correct bio, although he hasn't been associated with laRouche in decades. .. ...you guys need to find other sources then Wikipedia. :roll:Quote:
Originally Posted by Christuserloeser
Kinda funny, this quote from your new source:Quote:
Originally Posted by TheEdge
See? He calls it MEDICATION, not a poison. Also, if you read more, he's opposed to fluoridating the water, not fluoride toothpastes. He contends that fluoride toothpaste is a better way to get fluoride to the teeth without affecting the rest of the body.Quote:
For those for whom ethical concerns are paramount, the issue of fluoridation is very simple to resolve. It is simply not ethical; we simply shouldn't be forcing medication on people without their "informed consent".
ehhhhh...........:?Quote:
Originally Posted by Chilly Willy
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Did you know that fluoride, in the water supply, is a toxic poison derived from industrial waste products of corporate America? This show will reveal what has been hidden from you for decades.
Find out how fluoride has been linked to depression, fatigue, weight gain, muscle and joint pains, increased cholesterol levels, and heart disease.
For over 50 years, poor science and marketing deception has been delivered to the American population. Discover what western Europeans have known for years about tooth decay and water fluoridation. In fact, you will hear how fluoride increases your risk for deadly diseases, heavy metal poisoning and lower IQ. Educate yourself on the dangers of Fluoride, protect your family
ummmmm????? It's not a medication....they are just referring to the practice of FORCED medication from government. :roll: god help us.....
Another victory.......You should all thank God that their are conscious people out there protecting you. :ok:Quote:
Dr. Hardy Limeback Comes To Alaska To Help Oppose Fluoridation
On October 2 the citizens of Juneau, Alaska voted to keep sodium fluoride OUT of our pure, glacial-melt water. It was a landslide victory (4800 to 1900). Yay!
Sodium fluoride is not as bad as hydrofluorosilicate, but it’s still a waste product from the phosphate fertilizer industry.
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Why have the pro-fluoride folks spent so much money to defend their increasingly indefensible stance? A few years ago the ADA spent $3000,000 in Bellingham, Washington to promote fluoridation. That didn't work either. Why aren't they putting that money into actual dental care for those who need it most? Instead, the funds have been used to buy signatures to mount a ballot initiative, to hire a PR firm to conduct two "push polls" (which are not about gathering information but are attempts to influence voters), and to inundate the media with slickly produced ads which contain outright lies, such as "Fluoride benefits everyone" and "fluoridated water reduces dental cavities by 20-40%."
http://www.naturalnews.com/022243_fl...oothpaste.html
This thread is starting to get boring again. Thanks Edge. this should help make it better though.
http://rujersey.com/blog/wp-content/...ine-bleeth.jpg
All that shows is he's a hypocrite: He calls it "medication" in a letter to Cambridge where he knows he'll be read by scientists and doctors, and calls it "deadly toxic poison" in an article aimed at "regular" people - he's trying to use scare tactics on people who don't know better to FORCE his own viewpoint on the matter. That REALLY shows you can't trust ANYTHING he says.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheEdge
Chilly,Quote:
Originally Posted by Chilly Willy
Just don't use the stuff. It's bad for you. :( ok?
The non-fluoride toothpaste tastes better anyway. Just use that.
:DQuote:
Originally Posted by TheEdge
Personally, I like the baking soda toothpastes.
"You could brush your teeth with milkshakes!"
That actually sounds like a good idea :ok:
Okay, saw this and just had to add it to the "discussion". :D
http://i25.tinypic.com/24g57cz.jpg
Hah.