you say "the fact that real gallstones are not "rubbery" but rather calcified"


do you think they miraculously materialize as rocks completely calcified?
or does some kind of sludge have to sit in there for years fossilizing?

it seems like your argument is similar to "an acorn isn't a tree"
and i would agree

all people have to do is get a sonogram and make sure they don't have a
ROCK before flushing and you have no problem with it???

Let's go to the web master right now and have him post this:

EVERYONE BE SURE TO GET A SONOGRAM TO MAKE SURE YOU DON'T HAVE A ROCK IN YOUR GALL BLADDER OR LIVER BEFORE FLUSHING IF YOU WANT TO COMPLETELY ELIMINATE THE RISK OF ONE GETTING STUCK ON IT'S WAY OUT

Then would you get off everyone's case?