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Originally posted by pepsi78
Well you know what, I thought water should be free, and I should not buy water to drink, I can't drink tap water, it looks like milk, but it's not milk.
People get sic from food and they develope all kind of illneses like alzheimer part of it is because the soil is simply intoxicated with bio degadable products that can't be cleaned up once they degrade.
FACT: people live longer in the country side because less people , everything is cleaner, water, food, and less polution.
I would rather live 100 years and have one child.
Plus it's nice to have a little space, rather than live crowded, places where it's nice and quiet will be a thing of the past.
Originally posted by mattifikation
reply to post by pepsi78
Most people I know drink tap water. They show no signs of chlorine poisoning. I'm pretty sure my grandparents never had bottled water or water filters and they got pretty old. *shrug*
Almost all U.S. drinking water contains toxic contaminants. Whether they actually pose a health risk depends upon the extent to which they get into a person's body.
To date, health analysts have tended to base their risk assessments on how much tap water people drink, observes Robert R. Vanderslice, a toxicologist with the Rhode Island Department of Health in Providence. But a pair of new studies indicates that ingestion may not prove the toxicants' primary route of entry. Moreover, the current focus on ingestion may actually hinder recognition of which of the body's organs are most vulnerable.
Plastic is one of the major toxic pollutants of our time. Being a non-biodegradable substance, composed of toxic chemicals, plastic pollutes earth, air and water.
There is no way whatsoever you can ‘safely’ dispose of plastic waste.
Plastic causes serious damage to environment both during its production and disposal. So the only way to reduce the hazards of plastic is to reduce the use of plastic and thereby force a reduction in its production.
Plastic plays the villain right from the stage of its production. The major chemicals that go into the making of plastic are highly toxic and pose serious threat to living beings of all species on earth.
Originally posted by mattifikation
reply to post by DeadFlagBlues
Yes, my conclusions are the extreme ones and i am simple minded. Preserving the friggin environment is the most extremestust thing EVER and regulating how many children other people are allowed to have is totally within the realm of the boring and mundane.
I'm so simple minded I have yet to explain, exactly, what happens to babies that weren't authorized to be born despite being asked many many times to do so. I'm so simple minded that I can't come up with an answer as to how a poor farmer in a third world country with no money to pay wages is supposed to keep his entire farm operational with one kid.
Er wait... no... that's your side that can't do that.
Originally posted by mattifikation
So stop stores from handing out plastic bags like they're going out of style. Make people bring their own bags.
Or get a water filter.
Originally posted by DeadFlagBlues
reply to post by mattifikation
I am obviously not getting through to you. Your grammar and syntax should have told me I was biting off more than I could chew, but I ignored my instincts. Depopulation is in the midst as we speak. There's no way to circumvent the inevitable constricts that will be put on society as a whole. These will be fought with all we have, but in the end we'll look back and say, "Yeah.. Oh.. Okay."
"You can lead the herd water, but you can't make them drink."
I'm finished here.