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Cal Carpenter

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15. Non sequitur

Wed Jul 9, 2014, 10:37 AM

Jul 2014

What point are you trying to make? All sorts of things have nothing to do with antibiotic resistance.

You could just as easily have said

"Having a buddha statue in your home has never been associated with antibiotic resistance".

--or--

There has never been a case of knitting a hat which is tied to antibiotic resistance.

--or--

Jumping jacks shown to not ever cause antibiotic resistance.

Or you could go this way...

No use of homeopathy has been shown to contribute to dog hair clogging the vacuum.

--or--

Homeopathy has never been tied to ingestion of a bear's gall bladder. Except wait --- that *is* an ingredient in a certain remedy.

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This topic, predictably, will go well. closeupready Jul 2014 #1

just like music has never caused food poisoning. nt geek tragedy Jul 2014 #2

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Or Asteroid Strikes! ProfessorGAC Jul 2014 #22

But listening to The Eagles does tend to make me vomit. The Velveteen Ocelot Jul 2014 #26

. geek tragedy Jul 2014 #40

Not true, one time there was a Canadian cook working at Red Lobster in Jersey snooper2 Jul 2014 #39

I think site standards are that when your post is about a linked article Erich Bloodaxe BSN Jul 2014 #3

Only true for LBN ret5hd Jul 2014 #9

Ah, good to know. Erich Bloodaxe BSN Jul 2014 #12

It's also exonerated as a cause of cosmic rays. hobbit709 Jul 2014 #5

Well, of course homeopathy isn't contributing to antibiotic resistance. The Velveteen Ocelot Jul 2014 #6

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But homeopathic water is expensive. The Velveteen Ocelot Jul 2014 #10

Our local news does a little segment off and on about saving money. Erich Bloodaxe BSN Jul 2014 #14

I know a guy who knows a guy... Hofbrau Jul 2014 #20

However, in large quantities, Igel Jul 2014 #11

I've done the research. Homeopathy is snake oil. The Velveteen Ocelot Jul 2014 #13

lol. seriously? cali Jul 2014 #19

Oh, you were serious maddezmom Jul 2014 #25

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In other news, science has found no case where homeopathy was effective against anything. MineralMan Jul 2014 #8

Dehydration. nt Erich Bloodaxe BSN Jul 2014 #16

Well, yes, that's certainly true, although MineralMan Jul 2014 #18

Hmm, and maybe (preventing, not curing) cirrhosis. Erich Bloodaxe BSN Jul 2014 #21

I drink homeopathetic gin and tonic. MineralMan Jul 2014 #24

Literal LOL! hueymahl Jul 2014 #29

Non sequitur Cal Carpenter Jul 2014 #15

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Many kinds of alternative medicine are useful and don't warrant bashing. The Velveteen Ocelot Jul 2014 #28

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Making a non sequitur in regards to homeopathy, which has nothing to do with Cal Carpenter Jul 2014 #34

I take all my anitbiotics with homeopathic water. OilemFirchen Jul 2014 #35

I use what most call "alternative medicine" every single day. Cal Carpenter Jul 2014 #30

You have officially won this weeks Epic Fail Award MattBaggins Jul 2014 #17

"Homeopathy exonerated as a possible cause of continental drift." The Velveteen Ocelot Jul 2014 #23

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Exonerated? Fail. blackspade Jul 2014 #33

BlummberBee, what homeopathic remedy do you recommend for ... GeorgeGist Jul 2014 #36

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Some things are bunk and deserve derision. Bonx Jul 2014 #42

Dude, could you be any more obvious?... SidDithers Jul 2014 #37