Glyosophate is an emotional issue rather than a logical one. And there are rarely shades of gray in the conversation around chemicals. There’s a huge difference

Glyosophate is an emotional issue rather than a logical one. And there are rarely shades of gray in the conversation around chemicals. There’s a huge difference between air dropping tons of the stuff over a thousand acre monoculture, and spot spraying to control noxious weeds. I don’t think what you’re saying is overly snarky: when faced with the pragmatic challenges of managing a large amount of land, it changes one’s opinion. I mean, the chemicals involved in our day-to-day lives are countless. The judicious use of them for a reasonable, practical purpose isn’t so ghastly.