To show my support of GMO crops...
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maab_connor wrote: »Bronan_The_Brobarian wrote: »GMOs give you cancer from the chemicals involved
being human can give you cancer... from the chemicals involved.
Speak for youself. I'm a certified chemical-free person.0 -
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tincanonastring wrote: »maab_connor wrote: »Bronan_The_Brobarian wrote: »GMOs give you cancer from the chemicals involved
being human can give you cancer... from the chemicals involved.
Speak for youself. I'm a certified chemical-free person.
watch out for that deoxyribonucleic acid, i hear when it breaks down in your system there's a 100% mortality rate.
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Illini_Jim wrote: »Bronan_The_Brobarian wrote: »Look at this
That is not natural that came from a GMO cow
Well marbled I'd say.
too well marbled... is there any protein in that block of cow?0 -
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I love corn0
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sheermomentum wrote: »I'm proud to share a website with you people.
That's the GMOs talking. You should seek medical treatment before it's too late.0 -
True, if you never eat, you'll never get cancer.tincanonastring wrote: »Shalaurise wrote: »
When you think about, it's such a generic statement that it's not wrong, regardless of the motivations behind the post.0 -
...unless you breathe.0
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I am against variety and choice in foods, plus I'm a huge proponent of factory farming therefore I support GMO. Besides, if there are a dozen varieties of a vegetable at the market, how the heck can anyone choose?0
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ill stick to what mother nature provides.0
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I am against variety and choice in foods, plus I'm a huge proponent of factory farming therefore I support GMO. Besides, if there are a dozen varieties of a vegetable at the market, how the heck can anyone choose?
Pretty sure most of the variety and choice in food comes from GMOs, though not transgenic ones specifically. Transgenic ones certainly don't limit variety and choice.0 -
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I am against variety and choice in foods, plus I'm a huge proponent of factory farming therefore I support GMO. Besides, if there are a dozen varieties of a vegetable at the market, how the heck can anyone choose?
Pretty sure most of the variety and choice in food comes from GMOs, though not transgenic ones specifically. Transgenic ones certainly don't limit variety and choice.
Please don't bring Caitlyn Jenner into this conversation.0
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