<1>Posted: 5 months ago by vexingmodstwo: Water? I didn't click the link yet.
OMG. That's hysterical. Score: [-] 87 [+]. Posted: 5 months ago by Magellan: That was very clever. That's a very effective persuasive strategy. *applauds* However, I don't think that lumping everyone in with the idjt that fell for it is very fair. Score: [-] 73 [+]. Posted: 5 months ago by 2manyusernames:
«Magellan : That was very clever. That's a very effective persuasive strategy. *applauds* However, I don't think that lumping everyone in with the idjt that fell for it is very fair.
That is the question.
Is it one staffer that decided to post a statement for the whole party without any approval from anyone or did several people or at least top people blindly fall for such silliness. Score: [-] 31 [+]. Posted: 5 months ago by leehblanc: I've read the "fact sheet" Within 3 lines or so, I knew what the substance was. So I did an impromptu survey among my family, and most of them were clearly scared by it. Then they read a little further and figured it out. For anyone who makes public safety their responsibility to fall for it is insane Score: [-] 116 [+]. Posted: 5 months ago by hypersapien: Here are the letters that were sent
It looks like Sue Kedgley was never asked about it. A single staffer with no scientific knowledge answered it on her behalf. Score: [-] 87 [+]. Posted: 5 months ago by Fizz71: This was posted here not to long ago:
I could definetely see people falling for it. Score: [-] 63 [+]. Posted: 5 months ago by D3SPiTE: I convinced my aunt that we should ban dihydrogen monoxide once... She sent me this article about pollutants released by cars so I linked her to the site about banning H2O and she emailed me back saying how scary H20 was haha Not her fault though but it just shows how easy it is to trick people by giving them only the negative facts. Score: [-] 81 [+]. Posted: 5 months ago by 2manyusernames:
«hypersapien : Here are the letters that were sent