The Truth About Bottled Water
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The craze of bottled water is a national obsession but tap water is usually safer for you, and often better tasting too. Using a hidden camera, Penn & Teller will take a look at the obsession.
Channel: News & Politics
Uploaded: June 30, 2007 at 3:48 pm
Author: gochiefs83
Length: 00:12:45
Rating: 4.79
Views: 440567
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Video Comments:
Grak70 (January 8, 2009 at 12:43 am)
Are you aware that they have recanted their global warming episode?
Grak70 (January 8, 2009 at 12:41 am)
damn. lucky...
Nightversionn (January 8, 2009 at 12:32 am)
by the way, they didn't have ONE scientist on the "Being Green" episode, just a bunch of right-wingers trashing Al Gore.
So I see no value in watching any other of their episodes after seeing how they are unbelievable inaccurate. Nothing else they do holds any credibility now. Complete waste of time.
Not to mention Showtime went really down in my eyes. When I get around to it I am cancelling
So I see no value in watching any other of their episodes after seeing how they are unbelievable inaccurate. Nothing else they do holds any credibility now. Complete waste of time.
Not to mention Showtime went really down in my eyes. When I get around to it I am cancelling
Nightversionn (January 8, 2009 at 12:29 am)
well, I was going to go see their show in Las Vegas until I saw their global warming denial episode on Showtime complete with a hitpiece on Al Gore.
I used to like Penn. I heard him on NPR and thought he was great, one of the good guys.
After seeing that episode I really am just boycotting. It was awful, rehashing global warming denialist talking points, they didn't even bother to write their own material
Nope, no more Penn, not unless he apologizes for the "Being Green" episode
I used to like Penn. I heard him on NPR and thought he was great, one of the good guys.
After seeing that episode I really am just boycotting. It was awful, rehashing global warming denialist talking points, they didn't even bother to write their own material
Nope, no more Penn, not unless he apologizes for the "Being Green" episode
bumpyjjeans (January 7, 2009 at 10:34 pm)
Scientist after scientist after scientist are exposing the water fluoridation scam: taxpayers forced to pay millions to corporations to let them dump toxic waste in the water supply under the guise that it is good for us. This video is pure propaganda. Penn Jillette is a high school graduate dancing monkey who gets paid millions to read whatever they tell him to read off the teleprompter. He's the same as Rush Limbaugh.
MRHollen (January 7, 2009 at 8:49 pm)
I've got a spring in my back yard :D
tonzimala (January 7, 2009 at 4:17 am)
City after city is wising up to the fluoridation scam. Fluoridation is industrial waste -- not even refined. Government adding any drug the water supply for any rationale is ominous.
>>> "So Penn & Teller by encouraging people to drink fluoridated drinking water from the tap, under the guise that it is the government medicating us for our own good, are spreading disinformation. And so much for being true libertarians, against the "nanny state" and for personal choice in all things. Frauds."
>>> "So Penn & Teller by encouraging people to drink fluoridated drinking water from the tap, under the guise that it is the government medicating us for our own good, are spreading disinformation. And so much for being true libertarians, against the "nanny state" and for personal choice in all things. Frauds."
Grak70 (January 7, 2009 at 2:28 am)
Ever tried a water softener?
Grak70 (January 7, 2009 at 2:27 am)
Or the simpler explanation might be possible: fluoride is good for dental health and the concentration you are exposed to at the dentist is thousands of times more potent. Don't vaccinate your kids while you're at it. Moron...
If you're so sure fluoride is poison, where's your sources? Where's your evidence? Why don't you test your own tap water and post the results?