Dearest Anne, I will address each of your nuances promoting GMO products in a particular orderâŚyours is bold; mine is italics. Let us beginâŚ
GMOs have been around for thousands of years. MISLEADING â You are suggesting that gradual natural evolution over millions of years equates to profound and forced genetic changes in a lab, done only in a span of a few decades by radical gene-splicing. Crispr gene-splicing technology on crops and livestock is not the same as Mendelâs happy little happy pea plant experiment that we learned about in grade school. Mendel didnât say, âHeyâŚI have an idea! Let me take this rootworm genetic material and splice the DNA snippet into my peaâs DNA helix and see what happensâ.
And Mendel didnât say; âHey, I have an idea! Let me modify the genetic material in my peas so that they can be more resilient to the weed-killer that I spray around it, so that I can use a lot more weed-killer on my peas and still not destroy the plant â yea it may have a lot more herbicide stuck and dried on it when it hits the store shelves, but at least my happy little peas are hitting the store in the first place â I need the money!â
Multiple studies have shown that GMOs pose no health risks to the consumer, and are, in fact, as healthy as conventional crops. Multiple studiesâŚahâŚthose wonderful and prolific studies. You mean those same studies that are funded by the very research grants and loans from the ngo and govt organizations which insist that you come up with the âright conculsionsâ even BEFORE you start the studies? Those studies, you mean? I thought so. And you might want to send those âmultiple studiesâ over to the ENTIRE European Continent, because even in 2024 they are still not convinced of those âsafe and effectiveâ studies.
GMOs are also approved by the FDA, having passed the rigorous testing required to be sold to consumers. Oh, you mean the same FDA that granted emergency use authorization of the mRNA COVID âvaccineâ to Americans, burying-and-harming millions? THAT FDA? UhmâŚOK. Now, tell the audience who does the testing â not the FDA â the very corporations that created the GMO product in the first place. We know how this game works. FDA is a rubber stamp outfit that takes bribes under the table.
You are starting to sound like a GMO sales person here â most people here are concerned about GMO garbage winding up on their dinner tables, but go ahead with wherever you found/cut/pasted this additional benefits listâŚ
Beyond health, the benefits of GMOs are widespread:
Less cost
Higher yields
Fewer chemicals and pesticides
Less soil erosion than unmodified crops
Used in medicine to produce life-saving vaccines, insulin, and treatments for diseases
We already know that GMOs can provide positive benefits to existing organic material â this is not being disputed. What is being voiced in this policy proposal is that many people simply do not want the proposed added benefits to society, ecology, and economy at the expense of even remotely experiencing adverse affects at their dinner tables because of genetically modified materials. And before you state that there are NOT ANY â let me remind you that you are not in a position to proclaim that because you are NOT the one behind the gene-splicing equipment. (Letâs not assume that humans are inherintly âgoodâ - especially after the COVID plandemic). Your only argument to them being safe is that they have not caused notable issues in America in the last 18 years, so they must be safe going forward into eternity, no matter what the hell these corporations splice into the organic matter. (mRNA vaccines anybody?) I think you need to do a lot more convincing to the people here that GMO (like mRNA) will remain safe and effective till the genetically-modified cows come home.
Since approximately 75% of processed foods contain GMOs, buyers need not be intimidated by them and should remember that genetically modified products are just as healthy as regular ones . This is misleading propaganda garbageâŚLet me rephrase it a bit more refreshingly: âSince ž of our processed grocery items contain Round-up resistant GMO corn, wheat, and soybean as their base ingredient, please donât test the amount of cancer-causing glyphosate in the food because we sprayed the hell out of it to keep the weeds down so our profits stay up and we can slide that extra money to the FDA each year to keep their heads turned.â
It is obvious, Susan, that you are a determined to refuse scientific research and continue to damn GMO products, but the truth is that human beings have survived for thousands of years despite horrific bacteria, virus, and natureâs own GMO and doing so has strengthened DNA passed on. You act like science and GMO products are mutually inclusive, and that I must embrace both or none. This is misleading. Not once in this post have you admitted that GMO could even remotely be damaging. This in itself leads any scientist to question your motives. Are you a GMO door-to-door shill, trying to make some Christmas money through posts? Are you trying to win over the populous to mRNA-anything and mRNA-everything (especially after the population realized what DNA/RNA modification can do in the wrong corporate and govt hands?
Ya knowâŚit is sad that the population did unquestionably roll up their sleeves and accept the propaganda of mRNA vaccines being âsafe and effectiveâ. They didâŚmany diedâŚmany more were maimed for life. *And now you have the audacity to stand right in front of these very same people, and say that genetically modified products are âsafe and effectiveâ?
Has it even dawned on you that many simply donât trust the gene-editing technology in the wrong hands, when it comes to their own health and safety? Banning it would certainly keep it off the dinner table before any gene-splicing âoopsiesâ happen, donât you agree? It would damn sure shut down that future risk, and you know it for a fact; however, I am sure the audience is open to other options you might offer, besides trying to convince them that their health concerns are merely unicorns and fairy dust.
Sadly, like most on the European continent, I really donât think you will gain much traction in here with your GMO âsafe and effectiveâ campaign. But now I could be wrongâŚthere is no such thing as âsettled scienceâ right? Good luck with that sales pitch, dear. It will be interesting to see how effective it turns out to be.
*Side note: No need to reply with more copy/paste internet article snippets â I have internet connectivity as well. Your foolish arguement is as dumb as such: âWe can rely on Pandoraâs Box to be safe because we have appointed someone who we now trust, with a key to that box.â Nobody believes your BS anymore dear. GMO trust is dead after mRNA deaths continue to mount. Even my eldest son was a victim to this intentional genocide. So you seeâŚits not what they DID do with GMO thusfarâŚits would the COULD do with it (like they did with COVID). And the American People are not as naive and trusting as they were, once before. As a professional scientist myself (with a Masters Degree), I again call your BS. Go play child; you are nothing more than a paid GMO troll. with a selfish Christmas list., IMO.
++Final note: Have you noticed that we didnât once copy/paste any parts and pieces of external internet articles hereâŚthat the text is all from our own minds and fingers? You should try that on for sizeâŚpeople notice it. We bid you, have a nice Christmas, sweetie.