Any division between the human beings is wrong, except that we must not let any person harm another, if possible — only in the case of an oppressor or person causing deliberate harm can we justly categorize that person in a negative light, but they will have earned it by their actions, and the love of the greater…

Thanks, but I should clarify that that plan is flexible enough that as many or few can opt in or out as they choose, and yet the plan rolls on. Love is the greatest magic that exists.

So, you’re saying inhaled mercury vapor causes ZERO harm, AND you’re calling ME crazy.

I’m sorry that this is 2017 and the Internet, Sir.

That’s awesome. Each person’s body can process the environment, depending on lifestyle and diet and stuff.

I am not an anti-dentite ;-)

They sure do, our rather awesome and freshly minted and at least 2nd generation dentist defended their use of them after saying that they’re still an available option. It’s the party line. Since 1859, when the ADA was founded specifically by dentists willing to use mercury. [The history is in the paper above posted…

Yup, sure did.

You are correct, sir or lady with a beard, but they all have an awful smelling synergistic compounding effect.

I assumed the profit came at an environmental cost.

That’s not what the paper above states.

I’m not concerned with how I’ll be received, I’m here to express my ideas in the clearest possible way I can manage, while engaging in meaningful conversations with other people who are troubled with the direction our world is moving. In them I hope to share my perspectives on love while widening it by learning from…

*chuckle* Whatever works for y’all ;-)

Never. Except for URLs and what other people say. It makes for more specific references and points.

Worse yet, he believes those are his strengths.

Thanks, and saying “Mrs. Orca” gives me a huge smile. I need all of those I can get nowadays.

What they’re doing is defending the status quo, where amalgam fillings create a continuous flow of mercury vapor into a person’s lungs and GI tract. They are tools of the 1859 ADA who formed because they were not averse to using mercury in the face of their contemporaries who decried it as evil, which it is.

“What now?”, you ask?

Lowering the cost of living and transport of food and goods is a great thing for any economy.

No doubt, friend, absolutely no doubt. That’s what I call “applied love”.