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I thought there was pretty much a whole movie (Food Inc) documenting that very thing (i.e. cross contamination). Please don't try and say that the hatred going

by sigzero 13y ago

I thought there was pretty much a whole movie (Food Inc) documenting that very thing (i.e. cross contamination). Please don't try and say that the hatred going towards Monsanto isn't deserved because it most assuredly is. http://www.damemagazine.com/2013/04/03/monsanto-six-truths-and-lie http://www.damemagazine.com/2013/04/03/monsanto-six-truths-a...

blhack 13y ago
Link to it. There are lots of movies saying lots of things. I'll make you a documentary implying how ASU eats babies if you want me to. That doesn't make it correct. (ASU because it's across the street from my house)
- cantos 13y ago
  Here's a transcript http://www.script-o-rama.com/movie_scripts/f/food-inc-script-transcript.html http://www.script-o-rama.com/movie_scripts/f/food-inc-script... Several people in the farm industry are interviewed. Their statements are not questioned or further investigated by the filmmakers.
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http://www.arte.tv/de/1930194.html http://www.arte.tv/de/1930194.html
pvnick 13y ago
Now now, Food Inc is most definitely not a reliable source of information on much of anything. The whole thing was pure biased crap, the authors having a pre-decided conclusion and just using all sorts of unscientific scare tactics to persuade their audience to their way of thinking.
tptacek 13y ago
There are a lot of things I like about Food Inc. I can geek out a bit on seasonal and local food. I have a local butcher I work with for most of the protein we cook and he sources his product from a small set of farms within driving distance of here. I have ethical problems with battery farming, both because of animal cruelty issues but more importantly for pragmatic reasons like environmental externalities and antibiotic abuse. I cook, a lot. I'm very sympathetic to Food Inc's viewpoint. But the Monsanto stuff is a highly technical issue, and neither Michael Pollan nor Eric Schlosser appear to have much expertise in them. There is a lot of GMO FUD. I would not assume that none of it leaked into the movie.

by sigzero 13y ago

blhack 13y ago

Link to it. There are lots of movies saying lots of things. I'll make you a documentary implying how ASU eats babies if you want me to. That doesn't make it correct. (ASU because it's across the street from my house)

cantos 13y ago
Here's a transcript http://www.script-o-rama.com/movie_scripts/f/food-inc-script-transcript.html http://www.script-o-rama.com/movie_scripts/f/food-inc-script... Several people in the farm industry are interviewed. Their statements are not questioned or further investigated by the filmmakers.

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http://www.arte.tv/de/1930194.html http://www.arte.tv/de/1930194.html

pvnick 13y ago

Now now, Food Inc is most definitely not a reliable source of information on much of anything. The whole thing was pure biased crap, the authors having a pre-decided conclusion and just using all sorts of unscientific scare tactics to persuade their audience to their way of thinking.

tptacek 13y ago

There are a lot of things I like about Food Inc. I can geek out a bit on seasonal and local food. I have a local butcher I work with for most of the protein we cook and he sources his product from a small set of farms within driving distance of here. I have ethical problems with battery farming, both because of animal cruelty issues but more importantly for pragmatic reasons like environmental externalities and antibiotic abuse. I cook, a lot. I'm very sympathetic to Food Inc's viewpoint. But the Monsanto stuff is a highly technical issue, and neither Michael Pollan nor Eric Schlosser appear to have much expertise in them. There is a lot of GMO FUD. I would not assume that none of it leaked into the movie.