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brett_jv

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15. Meaningless fear mongering is what that is ...
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 03:11 AM
Feb 2014

Learn to recognize it when you see it.

Does it really matter if, say, 1oz of nicotine would poison a person, when an average 'user' of nicotine consumes .01oz/day?

Any more than it would matter if 1oz of aspirin would kill a person, when the average aspirin 'user' consumes .01oz/day?

Or that 10000oz of H2O would kill a person, when the average 'user' consumes only 200oz of H2O a day?

Everything is toxic in a high enough dosage ... what matters is the amount that's normally consumed vs. the amount that's actually harmful.

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