> You could be "criminals" tomorrow if the authorities changed their minds. This is true. > I can think of few more fundamental rights than the ability to gro

> You could be "criminals" tomorrow if the authorities changed their minds. This is true. > I can think of few more fundamental rights than the ability to grow food to feed yourself and your community. Absolutely. And the moment most/all varieties are registered for corporations you do not even need additional laws. You could use currently existing laws to hinder people in growing their own food/food for the local community. I feel, that in Europe at least on the level of the European Court of Law we have some guardian of basic fundamental rights. But as a worst case one would have to fight through all levels to have this decided.