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**ftpsoft** · 07-29-2012, 06:27 AM

Should we allow the state to tarmac our roads? If people drove 4x4s there should be no problem.

That makes as much sense as your post.

Putting chemicals into human bodies can't be compared to paving roads. As much as it pains me to say it Bungle has a point. The government has no business adding chemicals to the water we drink. Maybe first they should also see about doing a good job filtering it. With the chlorine taste and minerals in my water I have to filter it before I drink it or use it in any device I have that uses water. The water at work is so bad that having a cup of it will make your cubicle smell like chlorine. It's like drinking pool water. So nasty.

But on topic, the government shouldn't be in the business of tamping with our drinking water. Whether it harms or helps is moot, it's not their place. Their job stops at providing clean drinking water.

07-29-2012, 06:27 AM	#7
ftpsoft Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 377 Senior Member	Should we allow the state to tarmac our roads? If people drove 4x4s there should be no problem. That makes as much sense as your post. Putting chemicals into human bodies can't be compared to paving roads. As much as it pains me to say it Bungle has a point. The government has no business adding chemicals to the water we drink. Maybe first they should also see about doing a good job filtering it. With the chlorine taste and minerals in my water I have to filter it before I drink it or use it in any device I have that uses water. The water at work is so bad that having a cup of it will make your cubicle smell like chlorine. It's like drinking pool water. So nasty. But on topic, the government shouldn't be in the business of tamping with our drinking water. Whether it harms or helps is moot, it's not their place. Their job stops at providing clean drinking water.
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