Jack: So if fluoridation is used to keep people docile and compliant, how do we explain that the most volatile (i.e. NON-docile and NON-compliant and NON-conformist) period in modern American history occurred PRECISELY during the time period when fluoridation was being widely introduced into American city water supplies?
Examples:
1. the anti-Vietnam war movement / protest demonstrations
2. the “sit-ins” and civil rights marches in the south
3. the violent 1968 demonstrations at the Democratic Convention in Chicago
4. the women’s liberation movement
5. the Black Panther Party / Nation of Islam movement
6. the upheavals on numerous college and university campuses
7. the anti-establishment themes in American music (Rolling Stones, Beatles, Grateful Dead, Bob Dylan)
8. the radical themes in American literature and in movies and throughout American culture
9. the sexual revolution, recreational drug use, hippies, contempt for all authority
10. the “God is dead” movement
All of this occurred precisely when water was being fluoridated in most of the U.S. (1950’s-1970’s)
Good question. The one thing that drives the left is unjust hatred and anger of anything they disagree with to the point of being irrational and literally foaming at the mouth. (Lenin stopped playing chess because it brought joy to his heart.)
When you have basically rabid people going nuts to move America more to the left driven by irrational hatred and anger I think that alone can overcome any effects of what flouridation might have been doing.
On the other hand I have heard a large number of complaints by American patriots about the apathy in this country. Could it be because the rational, happy people of this country have been affected more by flouridation? It’s possible. If you are the kind of person who doesn’t get angry easily the effects of flouridation might be a bit more pronounced.