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Water Fluoridation — My Message to Back to Constitution | 2016

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Channel: Mike Martins · 2016 · People & Blogs

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It's March 10, 2016, and I wanted to make a quick video recognizing another independent YouTube creator I've been following called Back to Constitution, or BTC.

This has become one of my favorite channels on YouTube, and one of the subjects I've watched BTC discuss repeatedly is fluoride being added to municipal drinking water.

Whether you agree or disagree with everything being said about fluoride, I think something important is happening:

People are asking questions.

They're looking into what's in their drinking water, researching decisions being made by local governments and discussing whether communities should continue adding fluoride to public water supplies.

I'm seeing stories coming from different cities, counties and states where fluoridation is being debated, challenged or reconsidered.

That's why I'm making this video.

Independent media is capable of getting people interested in subjects they otherwise might never have investigated.

And that's something I respect.

You shouldn't necessarily believe something simply because somebody on YouTube tells you it's true—but you also shouldn't be afraid to research an issue because somebody tells you the discussion is already settled.

Look at the evidence.

Listen to both sides.

Figure out what your own community is doing with its drinking water.

And then make up your own mind.

I also want to thank BTC for all of the other work that's gone into the channel. I've listened to many of the readings, discussions and videos over the years, and I appreciate the amount of time that goes into producing independent content.

I'm making this outside here in Vancouver, British Columbia, just before sunset.

It's March 10, 2016, and the Internet is becoming an increasingly important place for ordinary people to discuss politics, culture, government and public policy without having to depend entirely on traditional television or newspapers.

Whatever happens with the fluoride debate, I think getting people interested enough to research what's happening in their own communities is valuable.

So this is simply a quick message from one YouTuber to another:

BTC — thanks for the work you've put in, and keep asking questions.

Thanks for watching Mike Martins Channel.






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