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Seriously

 

So there were two GMO bills in this past election and both were defeated (In Oregon and Colorado, although Oregon's may go to a recount)

 

People really don't want to know what they are eating?

 

Look at this chart and tell me which side you would rather be on

http://www.cornucopia.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/meas92-prop105.1001.1500px.jpg

 

Just absolutely mind boggling to me. I do understand the opinion that companies shouldn't necessarily be required to put packaging etc, but packaging and ingredients and health facts are already required so the point is moot.

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one of the main GMO propaganda artists is in some major trouble for all his lies, wife beating, etc

 

http://www.naturalnews.com/047685_Jon_Entine_violence_against_women_hate_speech.html

 

to answer your question, what's wrong with this country is 99% of the population has given up critical thought, and bows down and worships whatever daily lies are on the tv. there's no money in a healthy, happy population so everything counter to that is promoted...

 

buy beer and coke! get vaccines! nothing wrong with fluoride or gmo food! close your minds and open your wallets!

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What is hogwash?

 

The companies/products that use genetically modified organisms would required to state that on the packaging.

Not sure what is hogwash about that.

 

They should, but why??

 

It has no health concerns to humans, brushing ones teeth with a toothpaste such as Colgate is 10x more detrimental to ones overall health.......not to mention women using chemical induced cosmetics.

 

GMO's a non-human health factor.

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They should, but why??

 

It has no health concerns to humans, brushing ones teeth with a toothpaste such as Colgate is 10x more detrimental to ones overall health.......not to mention women using chemical induced cosmetics.

 

GMO's a non-human health factor.

 

 

agree with this for the most part

 

people tend to pick the wrong fights, roundup on "organic" food is probably much more detrimental than eating gmo (in my uneducated opinion)... and even if you buy strictly organic food, it is fertilized with chicken shit, and the chickens weren't living an organic lifestyle...

 

people can get paralysis by analysis and end up living out of fear, just take simple steps (like i did eliminating meat and trying to exercise more) that make you happier and healthier!

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They should, but why??

 

It has no health concerns to humans, brushing ones teeth with a toothpaste such as Colgate is 10x more detrimental to ones overall health.......not to mention women using chemical induced cosmetics.

 

GMO's a non-human health factor.

 

 

 

Someone posted this in another article related to GE and GMOs and it sums up my thoughts well:

 

Im not against GE. I actually find it fascinating. However, when big corps take shady back door deals and government influence to put these products into our food supply without adequate, long term, completely transparent testing then I take issue. If GMOs are 'safe,' as the big-ag companies claim they are, then why not just label them? Sugar, flour, sodium, citric acid and sulfates are all considered safe, but are required by law to be listed. (and we are seeing now those ingredients can cause harm). If I were making a food that I claimed could feed the world and solve all our food supply problems I would have no problem with it being labeled. I would be loud and proud to have my inventions known to the world. But these companies do not, they are trying way to hard to keep this from happening. Meanwhile, over 50 countries all over the world either ban or require labeling of GMO ingredients. So it seems our government is working against the will of the people on this one.

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It's funny reading these various big articles around the web and wondering how many of the comments are posted by paid representatives of the companies the article is for/against.

 

I love reading the comments as they can enhance learning and is many times more thought provoking.

 

 

absolutely, the scumbag jon entine i posted about, one of his main jobs was to lie on internet comments under multiple handles and relentlessly bash anyone that disagreed. that all came out in his divorce agreement.

 

reminds me of some former forum sportsbooks and another guy by the name of "jon"! lol

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anyone that thinks GMO's are good for us are just kidding themselves. Why are so many countries banning them?

 

You can always look to nature to tell you the story.

 

 

 

 

 

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If people want to eat poison then you should be able to. Just label it so that some of us who don't want to eat poison caan at least make that choice.

 

Remember also, The FDA is the largest drug dealer in the world. Having Americans rely on them for pills for life is good business. Get you sick, invent a pill to make it better = $$$$$$

 

 

 

 

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Ebola is another Sars, h1n1, etc whoreshit scare tactics.

 

I had people telling me at work to start driving to the office which would effectively double my daily commute time bc of the chance someone is carrying Ebola. They were dead serious and got offended when I fell on the floor laughing

 

 

most people believe everything the government/tv tell them, even when you can prove to them that they've lied about 100 major things

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It's difficult to sort through the mess of information. Doubly so when people are paid to spread misinformation for whatever party it serves. Nobody still knows why colony collapse occurs in bee populations but there's lots of speculation that it's from Neurotoxin pesticides or harmful GMO proteins in crops. I have no idea if the claims are true or not. Nobody else does either for that matter. I've noticed that chipmunks in my area have gone instinct. 10 or so years ago they were numerous because I live in a forested area but a park run by my government sprayed trees to save them from wood eating beetles and it killed them all off because the acorns chipmunks subsisted on were contaminated by the pesticides. I'm sure that the same thing happens elsewhere for many different reasons as well. Humans have too short a timeline for a species to consider cause and effect.

 

Personally all I know is that corn tastes significantly different than it did when I was growing up. The hulls of commercial corn kernals are thicker containing less water and it tastes much sweeter. Not a combination I particularly enjoy. Maybe some of it can be attributed to the degradation of my tastebuds as I age but every so often when i'm eating with other people I ask them if they've noticed the tastes of various foods changing in the past 20 or so years and surprisingly enough the common response from people is that food has gotten worst.

 

Again maybe attributable to the aging process but I'm not so certain. All i know is processed food/agricultural production always scales to the cheapest ingredients/method. You get less food now and it tastes worst or you pay a large premium. I don't trust the organic label in supermarkets either because it seems to have been perverted into yet another marketing gimmick with really no accountability for violating established policies on labelling. The only food that tastes "good" to me anymore is grown from seed organically by hand to ensure a minimum of contamination which is so impractical for the vast majority of people (me included).

 

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To many city slickers in forumville, thus GMO's are always going to be questioned by the majority of posters.

 

Again, for the labeling of all food products, that are connected with GMO's if concerned with that.

 

Fact is, one is probably consuming a broad range of healthier food products before the introduction of GMO's and it's widespread popularity..........farmers are using far less pesticides in their crop production, water is cleaner, air is cleaner.

 

The regulations set forth by a number of organizations and the USDA are strict for farmers nationwide...........again, GMO's are far, far, far down the list of things one should be worried about when consuming proper food items to stay healthy.

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