Green Bay woman is trying to end adding fluoride to Green bay city water. Again.

[Archae]

The woman failed miserably 3 years ago, but claims fluoride is "neurotoxic" and is trying to stop it.



https://www.wbay.com/2020/08/15/effort-to-remove-fluoride-from-green-bays-drinking-water-resurfaces/

[Walleye]

1. God help us we really are going back to the 50s

The dentists will like her. A whole generation of cavities because of this John Bircher crap from anti-communism 50s. I’m starting to take this shit personally

[mahatmakanejeeves]

2. Then why does the ADA issue a seal of approval? NT

[Walleye]

3. I think I was just being cynical. Apologies to the dentists

[mahatmakanejeeves]

4. Sorry. My bad. I need more coffee before I can clue into the sarcasm.

And good morning.

[Walleye]

5. No problem. I'm feeling very confused and exhausted this morning. keep hope alive

[Alliepoo]

10. Nah- our good friend and dentist

Who has since passed on to the big tooth fairy castle in the sky, used to give candy to all of the kids at his softball games! To drum up business he’d always say! Lol! He was one of the really really good ones. An angel of a man.

[Walleye]

11. Good one!

[delisen]

7. The ADA is a trade organization protective of dentist income

The ADA does not necessarily put needs or health of the public over the economic well being of its membership.

I have found this to be true of many of the trade organizations of licensed professions.

[CaptYossarian]

8. I'm blown away by one thing you said: The John Birch Society HQ is

less than 40 miles away from Green Bay, in Appleton. You can see it from Highway 41.

She must be one who wants to "protect our precious bodily fluids". It's different now than when Dr. Strangelove came out. Then, the US president was an enemy of Russia. Now he fellates him with every bad decision against the very country that made his damn family rich.

[Walleye]

9. Same shit, different decade

[delisen]

6. Many countries oppose fluoridation of water supplies

ethical grounds and insufficient scientific evidence that the benefits outweigh harm or potential harm.