bazzert

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by bazzert 9y ago
it will be less toxic, but probably tastes awful.
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by bazzert 9y ago
The point being it is the only study that seemed to point to a link to cancer. But it was hugely flawed and was retracted. Given the hysteria over roundup you would think there were a bunch of such studies.
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by bazzert 9y ago
> Nothing good ever came out of Monsanto, it's all harmful crap; it's mind-boggling that these psychos are allowed to continue given their track record. < Can you back that up with even one verified instance ?
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by bazzert 9y ago
can you point to a single case where that is true ? Doubt it.
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by bazzert 9y ago
both salt and vinegar are more toxic than glyphosphate.
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by bazzert 9y ago
but probably more toxic than glyphosphate. https://geneticliteracyproject.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/0...
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by bazzert 10y ago
Myth # 2 ... http://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2012/10/18/163034053/top...
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by bazzert 10y ago
http://www.thefinancialrevolutionist.com/
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by bazzert 10y ago
>> legitimate ecological concerns << please explain, seems to me to be mostly about green politics.
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by bazzert 11y ago
DC is a good example, because it highlights that the problem is not the number of guns but the propensity to use them. Ther e are many states with very high gun ownership rates but relatively lower gun death rates; for example TX has twice
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by bazzert 11y ago
>> firearm murders are extremely rare (about one per year in a country of 60m) I think you are off by a factor of 40 ? http://www.theguardian.com/news/datablog/2012/jul/22/gun-hom...
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by bazzert 11y ago
Minecraft modding.