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I have no problem with people wanting to have GMO labels. Consumers should have a choice as to what they put in their body. But the argument that GMOs are dang
by peterkshultz 10y ago
I have no problem with people wanting to have GMO labels. Consumers should have a choice as to what they put in their body.
But the argument that GMOs are dangerous has had little--if any--scientific proof. That so many Nobel laureates are getting behind this fact is reassuring, especially in a world where malnutrition is still existent.
- largote 10y agoBut if you label it, why wouldn't you start labeling all other sorts of things? GMO vs not-GMO is irrelevant information for the consumer outside of marketing and ignorance-based paranoia.
- nitrogen 10y agoBut if you label it, why wouldn't you start labeling all other sorts of things? Good question. More labels for everyone! I want to know the soil composition where my vegetables were grown, for example, and the average and peak levels of various airborne pollutants during the growing season.