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You can apply this argument to literally any technology. It's worthless. The world would not be better off without GMO crops than with, and it would be even bet
by Houshalter 12y ago
You can apply this argument to literally any technology. It's worthless. The world would not be better off without GMO crops than with, and it would be even better with alternatives like planting more milkweed.
- hitchhiker999 12y agoYes, I suppose you could. I stand by my point though. I used to agree with you, I thought the opposition was 'anti-science'. Now I think I was being a touch naive. The corporations you are believing (I assume you're not a scientist) are not to be trusted, that's been made fairly clear. So yeah, I loved the idea of GMO when I heard about it all those years ago, I immediately thought about how careful we'd need to be when introducing that to the wider system. Then I realised it was being forwarded by people who couldn't care less what happens to nature, me or my kids, or my friends, or anyone else around me. So no.
- Houshalter 12y agoCars cause accidents. Ban all cars. Car manufacturers can't be trusted obviously.