Topic: Would you support the systemic genocide of everyone involved in the gmo food biz (Read 1456 times)

Human species could evolve (e.g., via natural or unnatural selection) that are compatible with GMO food crops.

Short answer: Yes.
Detailed answer: Yes, they should finish their pity lives in the labour camps. It will be their chance to do something really useful for the people and society.

GMO and the 'copyrighting' of seeds is destroying simple farmers everywhere. You need to buy the rights to use certain seeds and get squashed and pushed into a corner to use those kind of seeds in order to be allowed to sell your crops. it is a crooked market and a few big corps like Monsato are pulling the strings, corrupting politicians to push through those laws and legislations to force farmers to use the copyrighted crops.

(Red colorization mine.)


(Red colorization mine.)

I am (in the [here, non-optimal] order of the colorized text above) but postmodern, an existential nihilist, and a heterarchist.

It (i.e., “the spirirt” [BitMos]) would so evolve as well.

Human species could evolve (e.g., via natural or unnatural selection) that are compatible with GMO food crops.

I'd say systemic genocide might be slightly over the top, I'd force them to eat GM corn so they end up like these rats:




http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2205509/Cancer-row-GM-foods-French-study-claims-did-THIS-rats--cause-organ-damage-early-death-humans.html

On one hand we are afraid of the things we don't know, on the other we can't predict how GMO's will affect our health in the long run.
The problem with GMO seeds is they contaminate the land and other natural crops, which may in future lead to the extinction of the latter. I'm not completely against GMO, as we may still need it in case of a natural disaster or a climate change, but for now they should be isolated and of course products made from modified plants should be marked. People should have a choice and not be fed whatever the companies find appropriate.

I dont know too much on the topic of GMO's, but from what i understand, many of the corn (and many other crops aswell) wouldnt even produce a portion of what theyre producing now, due to harsh climate, natural parasytes, etc.. So i dont think we can judge every GMO there is out there, but what we can do is strictly control whats coming to our tables, it may be gmo, but it has to be 100% safe.
I see GMO as a progress, pretty unpopular opinion here as i read, but the world is changing, and there will allways be advancement, weather we like it or not.
When i see things like this, i think amazing, instead of grosse:



potato-tomato, awesome idea !

GMO and the 'copyrighting' of seeds is destroying simple farmers everywhere. You need to buy the rights to use certain seeds and get squashed and pushed into a corner to use those kind of seeds in order to be allowed to sell your crops. it is a crooked market and a few big corps like Monsato are pulling the strings, corrupting politicians to push through those laws and legislations to force farmers to use the copyrighted crops.

GMO and the 'copyrighting' of seeds is destroying simple farmers everywhere. You need to buy the rights to use certain seeds and get squashed and pushed into a corner to use those kind of seeds in order to be allowed to sell your crops. it is a crooked market and a few big corps like Monsato are pulling the strings, corrupting politicians to push through those laws and legislations to force farmers to use the copyrighted crops.

http://www.infowars.com/thousands-of-polish-farmers-in-gmos-land-rights-protest/

Polish government destroying roots of agriculture, say protesters

EXCERPT: Jadwiga Lopata, a family farmer and co-director of the International Coalition to Protect the Polish Countryside (ICPPC) said, “The health and welfare of the nation depends on consumers and farmers having access to traditional seeds and good quality food. The Polish government does not accept this and is destroying the roots of Polish agriculture by listening to corporations rather than the Polish people.”
Thousands of Polish farmers protest in Warsaw

ICPPC – International Coalition to Protect the Polish Countryside, 19 February

6000 farmers marched in Warsaw to protest the Polish government’s failure to address their long-standing demands. After failed talks between Union leaders and the prime minister during the afternoon, farmers built an occupation camp outside the prime minister’s palace and have vowed to remain until their demands are met.

Protests have been taking place across the country over the last three weeks with a range of organisations from community groups and local protest committees to regional and national unions blockading roads and government ministries in hundreds of locations. At the national level the protests are being coordinated by the farmers’ branch of the Solidarity union. The Warsaw protest was joined by unions representing bee-keepers, coal miners, and nurses who are also on strike.

The key demands of the Solidarity Union are for robust legislation to address four main concerns:

* Land rights – implement regulation to prevent land-grabs by Western companies and to protect family farmers rights to land – (NB. From 2016 foreign buyers will be legally able to buy Polish land).

* Legalize direct sales of farm produce – the government must take action to improve farmers’ position in the market, including the adoption of a law to facilitate direct sales of processed and unprocessed farm products (NB. Poland has the most exclusionary policies in Europe around on-farm processing of food products and direct sales, which make it impossible for family farmers to compete with bigger food companies).

* Ban the cultivation and sale of Genetically Modified Organisms in Poland.

* Implement regulation to ensure farmers are compensated for losses caused by the government’s and the EU’s negligent policies towards quotas, control of wild animals and trade embargoes.

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