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Environment & Energy

ProfessorGAC

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4. Whoosh!

Reply to wolfie001 (Reply #3)

Tue Apr 28, 2026, 12:23 PM

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That sound was the point rushing past you.
You said the wealthy aren't affected with no qualifiers.
That is untrue. There are wealthy people who are affected by this nitrate problem.
Moving the goalpost doesn't change the fact that you overgeneralized.
Not sure how I could make that clearer than it already is.

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I bet the wealthy do not have to worry about this....only the poor with lost health care Stargazer99 Tuesday #1

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Wat? wolfie001 Tuesday #3

Whoosh! ProfessorGAC Tuesday #4

I didn't say anything about the wealthy being affected wolfie001 Tuesday #5