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Ah. I'd say don't that this fud could be allowed to run its course for a little while. The tuna could use some time to recover.

• gojomo 13y ago
  Now there's an interesting thought. Environmental-disaster/health-scare hoaxes, to give certain targeted wild ecosystems a chance to heal. If the environmental movement ever gets a covert operations agency, maybe that's what we'll see. (Or are already seeing?)
  • Groxx 13y ago
    It's not working very well, if that's the case. Maybe a new strategy is in order? They could spread documents that reveal that tuna has been involved in all major internet trolling incidents between 2010 and 2013.
    • reginaldjcooper 13y ago
      They should go with "studies have shown that chemical X (found in tuna) can cause male genitalia to shrink by up to 17%". People don't care about dying 10 years sooner, but they do care about having bigger penises.
      • Moto7451 13y ago
        Not sure about that either. When I was in middle school Mountain Dew was said to do exactly that. I think parents and teachers just wanted kids to stay away from sugary drinks. My friends kept drinking it anyways. http://www.snopes.com/medical/potables/mountaindew.asp http://www.snopes.com/medical/potables/mountaindew.asp
• meatwad 13y ago
  The headline was very misleading fud indeed... ironically after reading this I have the strange craving for fresh tuna, or even a guided tuna trip off the pacific coast. I'm convinced its delicious and safer than a banana. Was this some kind of tuna industry media reverse psychology?