It's a honest argument. It seems perfectly reasonable to most people that even if you own a patent on a seed that if I obtain it and can grow it I should be ab

It's a honest argument. It seems perfectly reasonable to most people that even if you own a patent on a seed that if I obtain it and can grow it I should be able to, in the way that your rights are generally exhausted if you sell a patented part to retail. Monsanto would lose nothing in case where it was accidental and where the farmer intended it Monsanto would benefit from selling roundup. Because of this, no plausible damages to Monsanto and that doing nothing is a perfect solution, the lawsuits seem egregious.