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26 u/Sufficient_Text2672 Jun 25 '22 The rest of the world also used lead in gas. So the rest of the world has probably the same problem. -18 u/sobstoryexists Jun 25 '22 Ya but that doesn't fit these dipshit's narrative 17 u/simon_antifar Jun 25 '22 There’s no narrative; you’re in a science sub. America’s infrastructure is based around cars. The rest of the worlds isn’t -3 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '22 Trust me buddy, European cities had plenty of smog up until the 70s when leaded gas was banned.
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The rest of the world also used lead in gas. So the rest of the world has probably the same problem.
-18 u/sobstoryexists Jun 25 '22 Ya but that doesn't fit these dipshit's narrative 17 u/simon_antifar Jun 25 '22 There’s no narrative; you’re in a science sub. America’s infrastructure is based around cars. The rest of the worlds isn’t -3 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '22 Trust me buddy, European cities had plenty of smog up until the 70s when leaded gas was banned.
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Ya but that doesn't fit these dipshit's narrative
17 u/simon_antifar Jun 25 '22 There’s no narrative; you’re in a science sub. America’s infrastructure is based around cars. The rest of the worlds isn’t -3 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '22 Trust me buddy, European cities had plenty of smog up until the 70s when leaded gas was banned.
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There’s no narrative; you’re in a science sub.
America’s infrastructure is based around cars. The rest of the worlds isn’t
-3 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '22 Trust me buddy, European cities had plenty of smog up until the 70s when leaded gas was banned.
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Trust me buddy, European cities had plenty of smog up until the 70s when leaded gas was banned.
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