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I know many of you others have already had this epiphany on the poor quality of the motorhomes, trailers and campers being produced today. But I continue to be astounded at just how bad the workmanshi...
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jmtandem wrote:Yepp. You've got a lot of homework to do. The good news is that the Interwebs are a plethora of information about the 2nd world war. I believe you're all wet when it comes to history, so if you believe that Prius cars put off electro-magnetic fields, I guess that'll fit right in with your tinfoil cap. Would suggest you start with WW II though.:B
Posted: 07/04/15 0 You might do some homework before incorrectly sharing your support for opinions regarding the long term danger of close proximity to hybrid electro magnetic radiation technology health issues as it appears to be something you know nothing about. A very cursory glance at the internet and you will find quite a bit of information on this subject; but, that of course requires you to try to inform yourself prior to sharing here. Google
'Electro Magnetic Radiation Safety' and you can read the pros and cons of long term exposure to hybrid technology, a disagreement of what are safe standards, and possible increases in the possibility of cancer over long term EMR exposure that is found in hybrids but not found in gas or diesel engine cars and trucks. This EMR issue has been around and debated for some time, yet according to your 'yepp' response it appears that you could not or chose not to offer anything beyond a yepp. Perhaps this is the first time you have heard of it??? Of course, what does 'Yepp' really mean anyway? And you felt confident in supporting an opinion that tells me I am wrong. Yepp, that is really interesting especially since you provided no factual data, no links, no nothing, just a yepp telling me I am wrong. At least on the WWII issue you provided some rhetorical verbosity to attempt to support your position. On EMR....nothing!
In the interest of agreeing to disagree feel free to provide the last comments. After attempting to provide concise and clear information to you and your failure to recognize it, and all you can offer is a lame 'yepp' response, it is time to move on. Go ahead, have the last say. "Yepp" go ahead!
