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It's Christmas time - time for all of us to take up a cause!
I've taken up this one - The scourge of Dihydrogen Monoxide (dhMo for short) - it's everywhere! Join me now! Fight for the Cause! If you stand for nothing, you'll fall for anything! Make a difference this holiday and make your stand now! http://www.dhmo.org/facts.html |
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water? you're against water?
fall for anything is right! |
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dihydrogen monoxide is 2 hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom commonly known as H2O or simple water.
that site is a hoax. |
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I realize this is highly controversial issue, but the reader should hear the opposing view:
http://www.armory.com/~crisper/DHMO/ |
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"that site is a hoax."
Its not a hoax, its just not serious. |
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Also, I think that site is making a very important point - consider that all of its statements are literally true, and yet it paints a picture about something so common and accepted as being so malevolent. What does this say about how we should read all sites which provide "factual information" intended to influence your view on an issue?
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you are correct in asserting that what they say is factually true, but the fact remains that it is water and the site is a hoax perpetrated to show exactly what you described about how the media manipulates factual information.
My dad told me something a long time ago that rings true: "Don't believe anything you read or hear, and only half of what you personally witness." |
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