LuciferSam
Banned
Genetically modified, hmmm, sounds scientific if you don't know the facts. Monsanto inserts a gene which causes plant cells in our food to produce a pesticide. This insures better crops for the Farmers that Monsanto "owns" so they can make more money at the expense of our health. We are not bugs, we are humans.
Monsanto's GM corn MON863 shows kidney, liver toxicity in animal studies
Maybe a tablespoon of Monsanto's roundup at every meal would be a good experiment in genetic modification, livers and kidneys are not necessary organs, or maybe the idea is that we are expendable.
Personally if I have a caterpillar crawling on my corn, I consider that a good thing. If the bugs want it, it must not be full of chemicals.
I am lost on the minnow info, I suppose I should look that up.
If you have information to disprove this then please post it.![]()
I'm sure that lots of traditional foods have toxicity if eaten in large enough quantities. Seriously, how could anyone without knowledge of organic chemistry, botany, genetics etc. reach a quick conclusion on the alleged dangers of roundup or GMOs? The scare tactics do not put things into perspective and do nothing to appeal to the rational scientific mind. There is a fudamentalism eerily similar to what one sees with many religious groups. Believe it or else, and don't ask questions. High fructose corn syrup is another one. FYI, plain old sugar is like 40% to 50% fructose. You want fructose? Honey is loaded with it. So are pears and bananas.
Your link indicates nothing of the quantities given to the test subjects. It does not provide comparable human equivalents. I do know that lots of plants have always contained natural pesticides. Why is natural somehow better? As humans, I feel it is our purpose to beat the living daylights out of mother nature. That's what keeps us going. If you think natural is so great, why not ask the people of Haiti and Chile if what they think of mother nature? How about the people of New Orleans? Enjoy your bugs. I'll be on the lookout for GMO microwave popcorn that doesn't burn so easily. Remind me not to eat any of your vegetables. Another thing, the more I hear about Monsanto, the more I feel like investing in them. They are on my radar screen now, that's for sure.
