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Ideology doesn't factor into this. There is something in the water that shouldn't be there, and someone put it there---largely without permission. And what co
by georgia_peach 4y ago
Ideology doesn't factor into this. There is something in the water that shouldn't be there, and someone put it there---largely without permission. And what constitutes a "low dose" frequently changes by several orders of magnitude depending on who does the study, and who paid for the study.
- marricks 4y agoI agree! I explicitly state that I don't think random pollutants are good in that comment and there could be other reasons to care about it. I'm merely calling out that the thing most people freak out about with this compound (feminization) is not worth freaking out about.
- georgia_peach 4y ago
- throwaway0x7E6 4y ago
- stuckinhell 4y agoSomething in the water, that doesn't belong there, is worth freaking out about. I don't think you can decide what people decide is important to them. I'm a woman, and I still don't want it in the water. I certainly don't want my daughter getting hormone imbalances or early irregular puberty either.
- newsclues 4y agoIdeology doesn’t factor into this? Seems odd to say in an era where hormone therapy is being normalized and science is weaponized for ideological purposes regularly.