[Wolfie]

Well, hey, as long as it’s a safe level of pollution, all is well.

[cripplecreek]

Well, hey, as long as it’s a safe level of pollution, all is well.

There's no such thing as pure well water. Mine has "detectable" levels of mercury in it.

[Erik Latranyi]

Well, hey, as long as it’s a safe level of pollution, all is well.

Uneducated and ignorant post of the week candidate!

[Dr. Bogus Pachysandra]

“Well, hey, as long as it’s a safe level of pollution, all is well.”

Well, I think Wolfie is just poking fun, and is, well, just being facetious as well.

[conservatism_IS_compassion]

Well, hey, as long as it’s a safe level of pollution, all is well.

When you say, “pollution,” you are prejudging the issue, because absolutely pure H₂O doesn’t exist in nature. What, do you think rainwater is pure H₂O? If rainwater fills a pond do the fish in it die for lack of dissolved oxygen?

Long ago a congressman proposed that whenever a company used river water for its processes, it should have to return it to the river with zero contamination. The chemist who was testifying before the committee replied that “There is no zero. I can detect the difference in dissolved silicon dioxide if you pass some water through a yard of glass tubing!”

[hinckley buzzard]

All well water has "pollutants" in it. God made it that way. Normal people understand that if you draw water out of the ground it will have a few molecules of salts, minerals, etc. Most people like it that way. Your taste may differ.