> My initial reaction is to agree, and that more information is always a positive thing. But as I've read further into the issue I've come around to the other s

> My initial reaction is to agree, and that more information is always a positive thing. But as I've read further into the issue I've come around to the other side. That by putting labels on GMO products specifically, we're implying that there's a safety concern. Exactly. The thinly veiled motivation of most labeling proponents is to use it as a scare tactic. I've always viewed it as being similar in spirit to putting those "Evolution is just a theory" stickers on high school biology textbooks.