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Well, it is actually far worse than that. Monsanto sues farmers who are raising crops containing their patented genes, so even if someone is trying to raise a non-GMO plant, the cross-pollination pollutes their crops with this stuff, which means they are essentially breaking the law by using those seeds. You have to prove your crop does not contain the forbidden gene.
Soon you will be hard put to raise anything that is not a Monsanto GMO if you want to grow corn or soybeans, which makes it very difficult to farm organically. Now they are trying to introduce GMO alfalfa, and if that follows the same pattern, you won't be able to even raise organic grass fed beef if you supplement their diet with alfalfa. It will be increasingly difficult for those of us who want to opt out of the system to do so.
And we really don't know the health side effects of GMO products. The jury is definitely still out. There is no proof yet that they are harmful, but we just don't know.