Liberal science denialism exposed: Transgenderism, pot vs. tobacco smoke and chemical castration
07/07/2017 / By Mike Adams / Comments
Liberal science denialism exposed: Transgenderism, pot vs. tobacco smoke and chemical castration

Although they frequently invoke “science” in an effort to support their politics, liberals hold shocking science contradictions that make no rational sense whatsoever.

In a new mini-documentary, I take aim at three of the most striking “progressive” science contradictions circulating across the culture today:

  1. They claim pesticides interfere with human biology and are dangerous to human health (which is true), but then DENY the fact that the agricultural chemical Atrazine can alter sex expression and “feminize” living systems. The political left operates in total denial of the irrefutable scientific fact that chemicals can feminize men. (See Gender.news for more coverage.)
  2. They claim tobacco smoke is so highly toxic that even secondhand smoke must be made illegal, but they turn around and claim that smoking marijuana is perfectly safe and has no health risks. (Truth: All smoke is carcinogenic, regardless of the source.)
  3. They push vaccine mandates onto children in California, even when those vaccines contain the toxic heavy metal mercury, even while insisting that the food and water should be free from mercury because mercury is so dangerous to children.

Watch my mini-documentary to learn more, and share with those who would also benefit from this analysis. Find more Health Ranger Science podcasts and short videos at HealthRangerScience.com.

 

 

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