I once called in to an NPR radio show on organic produce to make a similar point about pesticides: that pesticides were a net public health boon because they ma

I once called in to an NPR radio show on organic produce to make a similar point about pesticides: that pesticides were a net public health boon because they made fresh produce affordable. So if anyone is receptive to your argument it ought to be me. But I'm not buying it. Public nutrition does not require that we sacrifice antibiotic effectiveness for incrementally cheaper meat.