Summary

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced that a Trump administration would prioritize removing fluoride from public water systems, a position at odds with major health organizations like the CDC, the American Dental Association, and the American Academy of Pediatrics, all of which endorse water fluoridation as safe and beneficial for dental health.

Despite Kennedy’s controversial stance on health and environmental issues, which includes previously debunked claims linking vaccines to autism, Trump has praised his passion, stating that Kennedy would have significant freedom to influence health policy if Trump were elected.

  • @[email protected]
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    212 hours ago

    Wow, you found sources citing how it’s bad… In massive doses like when cocking with cockroach poison!

    Thanks for showing you won’t even read your sources.

    • @[email protected]
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      112 hours ago

      Huh? I’m just doing what you wanted. I said “Fluoride is not a magic thing that solves all your problems.”. And you said:

      And I passed the sauce. Now you’re moving goalposts. FYI, these negative effects can still manifest after prolonged exposure, even if the exposure has been moderate. That’s literally why there’s a concern. Or do you think the researchers raising these concerns are stupid?

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        111 hours ago

        Sorry, you confused me mocking you with a serious question. Awkward…

        Still, you didn’t prove it’s not magical, you only showed it’s safe. So the goalpost hasn’t moved, just like your IQ since you were 5.

        Btw, I hope the big guy with tiny hands losses. Don’t forget to go voting 6th of Jan!

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          111 hours ago

          Fine. Lets agree to disagree then. You want your water to come with a pinch of fluoride, I don’t. And that’s ok. I hope you have an amazing day, sir.