usual suspect wrote:
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> She lied. Lying isn't good.
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>> but because you disagree on a questionable biography,
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She posted one person's description, you another. Neither of us were
there. What we do know is that the Pilgrims would not have survived the
winter without help from the local tribe, and next generation
exterminated the tribe.

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> There's nothing questionable about it, dummy -- I addressed her
> unsupported claims with the very words from the Pilgrims themselves.
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She had other data. Say you disagree with her data.
>> She helps society.
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What do you do that helps society. She does a lot.

> She's a liar. I proved it.
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>> I help society.
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> No, you don't.

I have helped raise over $500,000 in a 501 C3 organization that promotes
the arts and Toys for Tots in our community.

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>> And I don't consider Mad Cow Disease the major calamity new media
>> stories love.
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> Bullshit. You overhype it even more than the media do.
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>> It is a danger.
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> A very, very tiny and very, very remote danger.

We have no idea what the extent of the danger is.
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>> We face far greater dangers.
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> Then add that perspective to your incessant Chicken Little imitation
> when posting about BSE!
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>> Excess meat consumption, which is the rule, is a prime factor in
>> cardiovascular disorders.
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AS a rule it does. But one can still have problems with a vegetarian or
vegan diet. In that case the person you gave as an example didn't
exercise. That's essential as well.

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> Tell that to the Inuit. Diet is but one risk factor, and even then it's
> subject to other risk factors: age, race, sex, diabetes, obesity, family
> history, etc.
>

Perhaps it has a lot to do with a very short life span.
>> Overuse of antibiotics. The transport of nuclear materials an burying
>> them under the pimple of the desert, that is not geologically stable
>> is probably the biggest danger human, and most higher forms of life face.
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> Nonsense. I addressed this when you raised it before.
AS far as Yucca It's not nonsense. Their web address is down. I'll post
it when it's up. From the hearings.

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As far as developing more antibiotics becoming resistant that's fact.
And the crossover from animals to people is also fact. In Finland they
outlawed the use of antibiotics (except in extreme cases) and guess
what, they had to treat the animals better and the meat was healthier.

BTW, Finland has a much lower incidence of hospital related infection,
MUCH lower than the US.

Bob
>> Stop your insults
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> No.
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>> You have talent and intelligence,
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> And you don't.

I have talents and intelligence. But I don't go insulting many people.
You're anti-social behavior is sick. That's not an insult. You should
seek help.