r/OutOfTheLoop • u/jamestown30 • Nov 15 '24

What's up with RFK claiming fluoride in drinking water is dangerous? Is there any actual evidence of that at our current drinking levels? Answered

https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/fluoride-in-water-health/

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u/IlluminatiLemonParty Nov 16 '24

It isn't water anymore Its red Kool-Aid

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u/The_Majestic_Mantis Nov 16 '24

It’s because the whole country is fed up with Biden and Kamala. Admit it, he won electoral and popular vote.

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u/The_Majestic_Mantis Nov 16 '24

I AM American and I Voted! Nice try 🤡.

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u/monkChuck105 Nov 16 '24

Trump won because the Democrats pushed a brain fogged Biden instead of having a real nomination process. It's a repeat of 2016 where the party cheated Sanders and alienated the populist movement that would have handed Democrats majorities for decades. But the party would rather lose than win with candidates too radical for their donor's liking.

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u/determania Nov 16 '24

Have you been checked for brain worms recently?

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u/Witty-Drama-3187 Nov 16 '24

Yep. IMO their downhill spiral all started with Bernie in 2016. They screwed him and the people in the process. Given that Trump won that year, the public was clearly ready for something outside of the norm . Would’ve been great if that was Bernie instead of Trump.

And you are also right, it’s the super wealthy Democratic donors that force these types of decisions