I don't like it, but I think I agree with you. Examples that come to mind include the use of copper sulphate as a more-or-less unregulated pesticide in organic

I don't like it, but I think I agree with you. Examples that come to mind include the use of copper sulphate as a more-or-less unregulated pesticide in organic farms, mutagenic breeding as the "safe and natural" alternative to gene splicing, and a whole host of other natural (and therefore obviously safe and beneficial) practices.