What does a label tell me? The labels that are proposed simply say that something is from a Genetically Modified Organism.
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I would also post that link, and my post history is not hidden. Now what?
He works for CalOrganic, I would guess. He must be a shill for them.
I'm not a shill, though I often wish I was. With as many times as I get accused of it and spend time defending things against people such as yourself, I would love it to be a paid position.
Nuclear power is relatively safe if built in places where there isn't a good chance of an earthquake. Japan is a terrible place for them, in fact.
Yes and no.
We've had GMOs for 50 years, dude. Drugs aren't tested for that long.
Scientific consensus is what I care about. Not scare tactics and fear-mongering.
Slow clap for not reading anything I said and putting words into my mouth.
How far back does our man-made climate change data go? Not really beyond the 50s-60s. GMOs have practically existed for the same period of time, so our data is the same age.
Well, a study which was paid for by the EU, yes.
Seeds have been patented for almost 100 years - long before Monsanto was really a seed company. There is little-to-no difference between now and then.
I know a few farmers against GMO, but they're all "organic farmers", which is of course it's own marketing and obviously has to be against GMO.
Anybody that gives Percy Schmeiser time to tell us all about how much of a victim he was is a bullshit piece of media to begin with. And Food Inc mentions him several times.
This is patently false.
It's funny - I live in MD and even people on the Eastern Shore who ARE farmers don't talk about EITHER of these companies.
Bowman was definitely a seed cleaner. He saved them and sold them to other people, or took ones saved from people, cleaned them and returned them.
it does, though.
Exactly why we can't have labeling. The organic industry has tricked people into being anti-GMO.