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> This advise is like telling someone who's worried about toxins in their food to eat less of it. Which, depending on toxicity, is exactly appropriate. You're
by quesera 9y ago
> This advise is like telling someone who's worried about toxins in their food to eat less of it.
Which, depending on toxicity, is exactly appropriate.
You're arguing that there are no options, but that's clearly not correct.
- anigbrowl 9y agoNo it isn't. The appropriate response is to maintain quality of supply, not to passively accept the existence of substandard food. I am not arguing that there are no options, and I don't know what point you aimed to make by suggesting that.