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It's so refreshing to know that there are other people applying (what I previously assumed was ubiquitous) common sense rationale to these issues. What's frigh
by hitchhiker999 12y ago
It's so refreshing to know that there are other people applying (what I previously assumed was ubiquitous) common sense rationale to these issues.
What's frightening is how far and wide you need to search to find comments like yours. Most are simply mindlessly perpetuating one side or another of the artificial polarity:
"You 'hate' GMO, so you hate science" vs "GMO is evil, without any merit"
Childish, tiring. It has also begun to fracture society into more factions, more extremes. It's time for us to grow up.
My opinion is: GMOs are most likely a very useful tool, however the people in-charge of the direction appear to lack the emotional maturity to handle the greater responsibility. Until better people are in the driver's seat, we should proceed with extreme caution (which we are not doing).
- Oletros 12y ago> It's so refreshing to know that there are other people applying (what I previously assumed was ubiquitous) common sense rationale to these issues. I'm still trying to find common sense in his or your comments. You don't want GMO because you don't trust big companies even if you don't know what GMOS is used for. That argument is not common sense, is just ignorance and bias. Can both of you just provide ONE scientific reason against GMO, and no, GMOS are not just crops.