“Common sense,” it looks as though you slept through civics classes, too. The United States of America is not a democracy, where anything goes provided that the majority approves. The Founding Fathers created a Constitutional/representative Republic, where *individuals* have certain unalienable rights to protect them from a tyranny of the majority. Your “mob rule” mentality is a prime example of why we don’t have a democracy. The vote on Prop 2 was razor thin and flawed. At least 1% of the ballots were given to people who get their water from wells. Almost 2% of PUD ratepayers were denied ballots. Even Munks was quoted in the April 11, 2007 SVH, “We didn’t really get a message from the advisory vote.”
http://www.skagitcleanwater.org/news-items/SVH070411--Decision-set.html

Irtnog,
The only dump one is YOU.  The one who doesn’t understand that if you drank enough water to reach the lethal dose of Fluoride you would have already killed your self by drinking too much water.  Yes, you can do that.

You mouth off warped half wit comments on just about every subject on the SVH.  Get a life!

Oh remember you lost the vote.

Yes, richiem999, my health problems are unfortunate. Even more disastrous is the fact that standard blood panels do not register subclinical hypothyroidism. A person can exhibit symptoms of low thyroid function and because his or her lab work shows “normal” T4 and T3 levels and TSH uptake, your typical phactory phamily physician tells the patient that he or she has mental problems! I am far from being an isolated case. To make matters even worse, the fabled “optimal” fluoridation level is enough to push those with “normal” thyroid performance into a clinical condition. The NRC report was highly critical of the lack of detail in previous studies undertaken by the CDC and the WHO on the endocrine system. Begin reading at http://books.nap.edu/openbook.php?record_id=11571&page=224

Common sense, is The Pot calling the kettle black?

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