[Kalam]

Melian, I refuse to re-post the meme you posted above at post #243. Even though it would only be for identification. It is an abhorrent perversion with no basis in fact.

Whoever the brain addled individual was that created that meme is a fraud, a liar, and is dead wrong. Lead poisoning has destroyed so many young vibrant lives. On occasion lead poisoning still kills the young and has been the cause of miscarriages.

I could go on and on about the adverse health affects. Lead poisoning is especially dangerous for newborns and children up to 6 years old. Even adults who have gotten to much lead in their bodies can have permanent negative effects.

I truly hope you will consider having the moderators remove that post from our thread. It has no place in our thread where truth matters.

[pops88]

A bit inconvenient, but from my nursing education, the studies were done and data collected from low income families (ghetto) where dwellings were in poor condition resulting in chipping paint and airborne particles not helped by single/ inattentive parents. Living conditions were the major factor, creating the problem that gave the excuse. They already knew their surveillance and control system wouldn’t work if everyone lived in a faraday cage. The WWII nurses were quite savvy, and a couple were children during The Spanish Flu. I knew vaccines were heinous before graduation, and yes, I had microbiology. The school I graduated from was #1 in the state 10 years running when I started. I went to work in a prestigious university hospital heavy into research- very educational.

[Melian]

I understand your point about lead paint.
As i said, it was an interesting theory on gab. Lead blankets protected my organs during cobalt radiation treatments, back in the 60’s. So, I know for a fact that lead can sometimes protect us.

Lead can harm children in certain applications, but it can save children too, when applied correctly. The meme asks us to think differently about the things we were told would harm us—or wouldn’t.