Om no, but there is abundant evidence gas stoves excaberate asthma and I don’t know about you but I definitely have encountered the idea that gas stoves were better than cheap electric stoves for years and years, which is why I shared this article.
Burning natural gas fires indoors just might have a lot to do with respiratory health in general, which makes sense, especially when you consider that it is burning a natural gas fire indoors, how is that political?
Are you legit ignoring the fact that there’s been no state or federal notice about said undeniable claim of direct danger to every single gas range household? Seems pretty fishy —excepting the current regime, ofc; this has been going on for quite some to time, fwiw.
An open fire in an indoor environment is putting carbon into the air, there is no getting around that. I don’t need a state or federal notice to understand how fire works and what happens to something when it is burned. There is no “clean burning” anything, anyone trying to tell you otherwise is selling you something. A gas stove is releasing known carcinogens and things that are actively antagonistic to respiratory conditions like asthma every time you use it.
Om no, but there is abundant evidence gas stoves excaberate asthma and I don’t know about you but I definitely have encountered the idea that gas stoves were better than cheap electric stoves for years and years, which is why I shared this article.
I’m not stating otherwise, I’m pointing out that this is strawman agitprop.
It is not, it is practical health advice about kitchen appliances…
Yes, yes, wield that downboat like a patriot, and gulp down the scripted bullshit as intended. Good citizen.
Burning natural gas fires indoors just might have a lot to do with respiratory health in general, which makes sense, especially when you consider that it is burning a natural gas fire indoors, how is that political?
Are you legit ignoring the fact that there’s been no state or federal notice about said undeniable claim of direct danger to every single gas range household? Seems pretty fishy —excepting the current regime, ofc; this has been going on for quite some to time, fwiw.
An open fire in an indoor environment is putting carbon into the air, there is no getting around that. I don’t need a state or federal notice to understand how fire works and what happens to something when it is burned. There is no “clean burning” anything, anyone trying to tell you otherwise is selling you something. A gas stove is releasing known carcinogens and things that are actively antagonistic to respiratory conditions like asthma every time you use it.
Yes, that isn’t in contention here, but good on ya.
You were contending just that, were you not? You called it agitprop. If not, then what was your point?
So, the only topics worthy of discussion are those you deem important enough. That’s a statement, not a question.