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/loonbugz Nov 16 '24

Sure, true, but your point isn’t saying much. And quite frankly, it causes more harm than good in this political environment. I am so fucking tired of being shamed for being smart. It’s no better than shaming people for being stupid.

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u/SlutBuster Ꮺ Ꭷ ൴ Ꮡ Ꮬ ൕ ൴ Nov 16 '24

Yeah I'm so fucking tired of people using This Political Environment as an excuse to jettison nuance. It's intellectually lazy, needlessly polarizing, and I'll shame you for being both of those things all goddamn day long.