GMO-Free chicks

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roseyred said:

I'm kinda done having a pissing contest with you. You eat your crap I'll eat healthy. I'll eat what over 60 countries didn't ban. I'll eat what's been around forever and without having to be geneticly modified

And as for knowing what gmo means......well I wouldn't be so **** stubborn about why it's horribly wrong to do and I wot support it if I didn't. So here http://www.nongmoshoppingguide.com/about-gmos.html
Brush up, or don't. In my opinion you are wrong. But do your thing. No body can stop you

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lol eat that aspertame it's made by geneticly modified e-coli bacteria. Eat your poop sugar lmao. I'll pass

CrazyTalk said:

I'm not interested in your opinion. I'm interested in verifiable facts, and if you can't handle that, you should probably refrain from posting.

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I do what I want.

I know! You eat only gmo products and I'll eat only not gmos and we'll see who lives longer? Ready settttttttttttt GO!

roseyred said:

Ps corn syrup comes from corn and since 88% of it is gmo it's safe to say high fructose corn syrup is

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Again I ask: Do you understand what the term "Genetically modified organism" means?

High Fructose Corn Syrup is not an organism. It may (and may not) contain genetically modified organisms, but it is not one. If you don't understand the basic terms, you should probably do some more research before continuing.


As a silly fact, 100% of commercial insulin comes from genetically modified organisms. You going to argue that making insulin for people is wrong too?

CrazyTalk said:

Again I ask: Do you understand what the term "Genetically modified organism" means?


High Fructose Corn Syrup is not an organism. It may (and may not) contain genetically modified organisms, but it is not one. If you don't understand the basic terms, you should probably do some more research before continuing. 


As a silly fact, 100% of commercial insulin comes from genetically modified organisms. You going to argue that making insulin for people is wrong too?

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Haha the voice over in my head of that is hillarious.

roseyred said:

I will stick to growing and raising my own food on food I grow and treat without chemicals, without gene splicing.

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May I ask, how do you isolate your crops from GMO cross pollination? Do you grow in a sterile, HEPA filtered green house, with bio containment procedures? Because it's a FACT that in the US for example it's nearly impossible to grow any significant amount of several crops like wheat and corn for example in most states without GMO cross pollination...

Have you had your crops DNA tested? Because I'm willing to bet they have GMO genes as well, just like much of the 'organic' and 'non-GMO' foods now contain GMO genes, non-GMO and organic labeling are clever sales pitches, they dictate the farmer not 'intentionally USE GMO seeds' and that they try to avoid GMO contamination, not that the food has to actually be GMO free... Ironically the non-GMO labeling project flat out admits that anything that has up to 0.9% GMO genes is considered verified GMO free, and organic foods are allowed up to 5% GMO genes... you say that isn't much, well consider the difference between human and chimpanzee genes, that is estimated to be anywhere from about 1-4%, small percent big difference in genetic outcome... So that leaves us a good riddle for debate, how can it be GMO free and/or organic if it in fact contains GMO? You can try to avoid it but the reality is you are almost certainly fooling yourself if you believe you are GMO free...

http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/03/03/usa-gmo-contamination-report-idUSL1N0LX1OU20140303

Based on information from 268 farmers from 17 U.S. states, the report said more than 30 percent of farmers seeking to grow organic crops reported that unintended GMO presence

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I will continue to not vaccinate my animals and give them things I grow and create to prevent ilness and keep them healthy.

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This kind of thinking is why polio case are once again rising in some countries, when just a few years ago it was destined to be eradicated outside of the lab like smallpox...

OK folks. Time to bring down the curtain on this seemingly endless debate. Thanks for participating, I think.