"What now"

1.  I've already completely rebuked your "point".  The reason you're not  "going to waste time discussing it" is why alll uninformed abtifluoridationists flee when their bluster has been exposed for the non-factual, unsubstantiated nonsense that it is....because you have nothing else.

2.  Harvard has no "review of studies, that states Fluoride may be bad".  Your ridiculous attempt to fabricate such a "review" out of thin air, notwithstanding.

3. The simple adjustment of the concentration level of an existing mineral in drinking water supplies is the decision of local officials under whose jurisdiction those supplies fall.  

4.  Not taking full advantage of the benefits of existing fluoride in  water supplies is obviously foolish, however, if your doctor and dentist inexplicably advise you to obtain your own water from a non-fluoridated source, that's between you and them.  It has no relevance to the decision to fluoridate the local water system.

Steven D.Slott, DDS