It's presence in the water is hardly random, and the cover story doesn't hold much weight. Why poison everyone to maybe help a small number of toddlers who receive too much of it in their toothpaste, anyway?
The only logical reason for fluoridating the water is to medicate those kids who don't brush their teeth with fluoride toothpaste, which is a complete waste of time, as without brushing- given a typical modern diet- the child's teeth are doomed anyway, whether or not there is fluoride in the water.
Therefore, the cover story is spurious and deceptive, no doubt. So we're all being poisoned for no good reason. QED.
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