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#429902
aaa
That'll piss off NSA.
3/11/2008 1:20:09 PM
#429932
And wouldn't it be easier and cheaper to develop ones for the EXISTING illnesses?. After all, you should count on the possible consequences, including, for example, that the outcome is the opposite they're looking for(drugs work different on each person depending in a number of factors)or that they purchase the products of another trade mark. And second, they would have to say, bribe a whole water company nationwide in order to succeed. With the money they need to take out their plan, they could do more research and earn millions with a new patent. The most logical explanation is that the filtering system is not as efficient as they wish it were.
3/11/2008 1:57:44 PM
#430089
I thought the just made people *think* they need things, like multivitimins. Much cheaper, you don't have to pay for the poisen to put in the water in the first place.
3/11/2008 4:18:49 PM
#430123
Blayze Kohime
The reason there are drugs in the water system is because when you take drugs, not all of them absorb into your system. Some comes out in your wastes which are then processed at the treatment facility and pushed back into the water supply. That's why the concentrations only measure in parts per billion usually.
But honestly, we already drink plastic, mercury, and illegal drugs; would they really need to add something new to make us sick?
3/11/2008 4:34:26 PM
#432118
jc
i hate how this is getting blown out of proportions, it would be the equivalent of dropping an asprin sized tablet made up of all the chemicals into 100 (if i remember correctly) Olympic sized swimming pools.
3/12/2008 11:56:24 PM
#432331
C in TX
The black helicopters are circling too. Better look out and get your tin foil hat on quick! And remember, TWIST the top, don't fold. Folding still lets them in.
3/13/2008 4:50:45 AM
#433297
Old Viking
I, for one, am concerned. Look at what the damned things have done to your mind.
3/14/2008 12:34:35 AM
#438141
Psittacosis
Yeah, there's chemicals in the water. All that dihydrogen monoxide, for a start. Dangerous stuff.
3/19/2008 12:31:10 PM
#438782
Grand Archblasphemer of York
Okay...so how do you propose that "Big Pharma" manages to pollute water supplies like this, but get away completely unscathed? Do they just not drink water? And how is that not everyone in the same town is afflicted with the same illnesses? Feasibly, their would be correlations between occurrences of a certain medical problem and being in a specific location, and there is none.
That is a hell of a lot of effort to get more money, when all they need to do is rely on the illnesses that spread naturally, and upon increased commercial advocation for their medication results in quite enough revenue anyway.
3/19/2008 10:19:34 PM
#443432
cyborgtroy
ACtually the market they're creating is for water filters and bottled water and non-water-beverages.
Uh-wait-STFU!!!
3/25/2008 1:49:39 AM
#1189101
WickedWitch
It doesn't make any sense at all for a conspiracy to poison the air or the food or the water supplies. THEY have to drink and breathe too, you know.
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