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ImStillMags wrote:
I agree. I'm a small government, free market person, myself, but
when a product can get into other products without the others wanting
it, and the GMO companies are fighting full disclosure, I disagree. My
husband and I were talking about it, and we think the other farmers who
don't want it should do a pre-emptive lawsuit: Sue Monsanto, et al,
when they find GMO in their seed/crops, for tainting it.
If it could be kept isolated, without getting into other crops or
wild plants, and it was well labeled, I'd have no problem with it as a
choice among many. I wouldn't buy it, but I wouldn't have a mad on
about it, either. I don't think we should be subsidizing any crop, let
alone something like this that is untested (in the long term), affects
the environment around it (permanently, perhaps) and can interfere with
other farmers.
Regards,
Ranee @ Arabian Knits
"She seeks wool and flax, and works with willing hands." Prov 31:13
http://arabianknits.blogspot.com/
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ImStillMags wrote:
I agree. I'm a small government, free market person, myself, but
when a product can get into other products without the others wanting
it, and the GMO companies are fighting full disclosure, I disagree. My
husband and I were talking about it, and we think the other farmers who
don't want it should do a pre-emptive lawsuit: Sue Monsanto, et al,
when they find GMO in their seed/crops, for tainting it.
If it could be kept isolated, without getting into other crops or
wild plants, and it was well labeled, I'd have no problem with it as a
choice among many. I wouldn't buy it, but I wouldn't have a mad on
about it, either. I don't think we should be subsidizing any crop, let
alone something like this that is untested (in the long term), affects
the environment around it (permanently, perhaps) and can interfere with
other farmers.
Regards,
Ranee @ Arabian Knits
"She seeks wool and flax, and works with willing hands." Prov 31:13
http://arabianknits.blogspot.com/