David Fierstien is another well-known troll. You can google "david fierstien fluoride" and see that he posts all over the country (world?) in communities he has no ties to.

You can see how all of these professional trolls converge on a community like ours, desperately trying to pimp fluoride. It's their job. 

The argument that there are few known cases of skeletal fluorosis is because none of these pro-fluoride groups, public health officials, or dental organizations do any research on skeletal fluorosis. 

Local dentists, the CDC, and Tom Locke all admit that fluoride deforms both the teeth and the bones, in this community and nationwide. 

They can conveniently say there is no proof of harm, and I suppose I am supposed to commission an autopsy study.

Except everyone knows, if it's affecting the teeth and bones, it is affecting other tissues. If this affect is serious to severe in ~5% of the US population's teeth, it's serious to severe in other tissues of ~5% of the population.