> 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

> 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.