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Woah. My what? My 'political agenda'? Where on earth did that come from? What an extremely toxic comment. Don't do that here please. (See guideline on assuming
by yesenadam 8y ago
Woah. My what? My 'political agenda'? Where on earth did that come from? What an extremely toxic comment. Don't do that here please. (See guideline on assuming good faith) I'm at loss to see how a 'political agenda' could have inspired my comment.
You also object to me calling it 'your definition'. My point was the not very controversial one (I would have thought) of saying that if you call everything a toxin, (which you seem to do, insisting strangely that nothing is or even can be 'toxin free') then the word becomes useless. It seems you misread my comment, or don't understand what 'toxin' means, or something, as I wasn't trying to redefine anything, particularly 'toxic', I don't know why you said that. Neither of your comments made much sense to me. But then, I was downvoted for saying so, so maybe my point wasn't as simple and obvious as I thought.
- nradov 8y agoThat is incorrect. The word "toxin" has a specific meeting. Almost nothing that we eat or use is toxin free. Even "organic" produce contains a wide variety of toxins. But generally the dosages are low enough to not cause any problems. If you want to complain about toxins then please clarify exactly which ones you're concerned about.