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  • Oh, which one?

    Because there were six producers on the set, and the DA discovered that the celebrity producer you're mad about didn't seem to actually have any duties.

    This is very, very surprising to people that know how hard working your average celebrity producer is.

  • Sure, but I don't think anyone is accusing Trump of being behind a flouridation conspiracy. It demonstrates rather that angry morons are rather easy to point at the government, which is why the government probably doesn't want a bunch of angry morons to rule.

  • Funnily enough, the idiots do have a grain a truth here, that grain just happens to be an example of the internet's favorite, Dunning-Kruger.

    Excess flouride does have profound negative effects on intelligence. Several hundreds times the levels you get positive effects for tooth health from, and thus well beyond the scope of flouridation programs. There are also other notable side effects from flouride toxicity, so it'd be quite noticable.

    There are even several regions of America and China where they need deflouridation treatments for ground water, but the conspiracy types never seem to mention those.

    They also don't seem to note that flouride toxicity, like lead toxicity, leads to both decreased intelligence and increased aggression.

    How making the working class angry and dumb makes them easier for the owner class to control and profit from never seems to come up.

  • Unironically linguistic victim blaming, given most of the "loanwords" were French forced onto the language by the Normans. Who were basically just French speaking Vikings anyways.

    Then there there was the Renaissance and Enlightenment obsession with the "Classics" and now you have to say "per diem" instead of "by the day" or "daily pay"