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SoLeftIAmRight

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28. Do you believe Fukushima is a serious matter?

Reply to NNadir (Reply #25)

Sun Nov 17, 2013, 01:47 PM

Nov 2013

" that the leakage of cesium-137 into the ocean from Fukushima is a serious matter"

Anyone that could say anything that could be construed as hinting toward an implication that Fukushima is NOT a serious matter should never be taken seriously about anything.

Anyone that displays a thought process so defective that it would suggest that someone that considers Fukushima is serious matter also wants to burn more coal and oil should never be taken seriously about anything.

You sound like a very bright fourteen year old. Lots of info - no wisdom - a reckless view of the world.

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Species that are radiation resistant have long been known, most famously... NNadir Nov 2013 #25

Do you believe Fukushima is a serious matter? SoLeftIAmRight Nov 2013 #28

Whatever. In the next hour, around 400 people will die from air pollution. NNadir Nov 2013 #30

As I said..... SoLeftIAmRight Nov 2013 #31

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