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In reply to the discussion: Kucinich's Brain Afflicted by Cell Phone Radiation Horseshit [View all]Lionel Mandrake
(4,214 posts)4. because as a physicist I know the difference
between radiation that can, and cannot, cause cancer. The scientific community is nearly unanimous in scoffing at the suggestion that cell phone radiation can harm you.
I supported Kucinich when he was the peace candidate for President. Earlier I had supported Gene McCarthy and George McGovern for similar reasons.
The Republican War on Science is well known. I hate to see an actual Democrat declare war on science.
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You object to knowing how much radiation is coming that close to your brain...
99Forever
Aug 2012
#1
Yeah, but that's inattentiveness. Lipstick can kill too and not just because I'm drop-dead gorgeous.
Nuclear Unicorn
Aug 2012
#7
he gets paid to say things but not enough apparently to put a cell phone against his own head
KurtNYC
Aug 2012
#37
Interesting. A friend of mine was diagnosed recently with a very rare form of cancer which is
sabrina 1
Aug 2012
#18
I believe it may have been. I had not heard of it before as it is not a common form of cancer, the
sabrina 1
Aug 2012
#41
I think you could have made your case without taking such a swipe at Kucinich.
Raine1967
Aug 2012
#9
You want science? you come with name calling and industry studies but you claim you want science..
KurtNYC
Aug 2012
#10
Thank you. +1. Between the totally fantastic and the completely dogmatic, it gets tiresome. n/t
Egalitarian Thug
Aug 2012
#13
Here from your own source -- "suggestion of a possible increased risk of glioma,"
KurtNYC
Aug 2012
#40
"But ... shortcomings ... prevented them from drawing any firm conclusions"
Lionel Mandrake
Aug 2012
#42
I lived near Slater School in Fresno, Ca.. many had cancer from the powerlines
annm4peace
Aug 2012
#23