Quote Originally Posted by josh View Post
because two wrongs make a right?

Why is it you have to choose between one extreme and another extreme? Why not take the middle oath and learn to think objectively about information presented and make a rational decision? How come using an evidence based approach not an option?

This is the same with politics. I dont want someone who is republican and subscribes to every republican ideology or a democrat who subscribes to every liberal ideology. How come we cant get a politican who makes decisions based upon evidence and not his partys talking points? Your mindset is what leads to such clusterfucks in society where one side is pitted against another without any voice of reason.
I completely agree with the last paragraph of this quote....wholeheartedly.

My reasoning (and opinion) is as follows: When the mass media does it, they do it for things geared in favor of big pharma, corporations and censoring truth...for the most part. All of these systems care about is their bottom line. If I'm going to be weary of anyone, it's big business, whether in the form of big pharma or not. Now to me, anything chemically related, by it's very nature, is going to have a much much bigger chance of negatively effecting the biological system then something that's not a chemical will. Hence my propensity to lean toward more natural and less harsh things to consume.

There are many shades of gray here. Some chemicals are completely inert and do nothing in the human body. That's not the case for most of them unfortunately. If something is coming out of a lab man made and not straight from the ground unadulterated and unchanged, I'm not going to have a hard time believing it could do damage from being consumed. It is after all, a chemical. So until they can show me thirty years or more of human safety trials (which is a reasonable amount of time seeing as it can take that long to grow certain cancers, etc) I'm going to try and steer clear and not be surprised when someone says "chemical X" gave me this, or is bad for you, or whatever the case may be.

In regards to myself, I don't need someone to show me clinical trials when it comes to certain artificial sweeteners. They give me pounding headaches, bottom line. That's enough proof for me. I'm not the only one either. When I take my own experience into account and then listen to other negative reactions for say, aspartame, it really doesn't surprise me one bit. It's not a stretch.

Now Mike Adams on the other hand, while he can be somewhat of a zealot, I admit, he stands to point out the censorship by mass media and the straight out lies and deception by the pharmaceutical industry and big business. There is plenty of eye rolling in to be had in alot of his stuff, but again, where are you going to get new's that covers the stuff he covers?

I don't take anything at face value and neither should anyone else. I read mass media and I read Natural New's to balance it. If anything he has a huge target on him because of the powerful toes he's stepping on. Who has more to gain out of the two of them?

That's how I look at it.