[TChad]

A local veterinarian routinely blames her dog cancer cases on low dose glyphosphate. I suspect that fits her political agenda.

[Spok]

Opinions from experts can be bought to support almost anything. And for every expert an opposing opinion can be bought as well.

[Libloather]

Its antiquated approach lumps bacon, sausage, sunlight and plutonium together in its “definitely carcinogenic” category.

Hold on just a second. Plutonium tastes NOTHING like bacon.

[Nateman]

I wonder if any lawsuits have been filed against Dihydrogen Monoxide (DHMO)? It’s a very widely used solvent, found in both home and industry.

[aMorePerfectUnion]

This is how the court/jury system works.

Each side had they’re turn.
The judge oversaw the legal process.
The jury decided.

Monsanto, with their false paid-for studies saw their fortress crumble.

I’m good with it.

[Jeff Chandler]

Wait until a study finds fiberglass to be a carcinogen and the government forces owners to eliminate it from every building in the U.S.

[faithhopecharity]

lie detectors are notoriously unreliable. too

[\/\/ayne]

The Slip and Fall Lawyers are on a big push to get Roundup. They see a big pay-off there.

[Lurkinanloomin]

We can’t even keep fraudulent usurpers out of the White House......

[zeugma]

Of course the whackjobs hate round up. It is far too useful in agriculture for them. They will back any lie in order to bring about their malthusian wet dreams. The job they did on DDT has killed millions. Apparently that is not enough for some.

[Elsie]

Keep Fraudulent Science Out of Our Courtrooms

HOW??

One man's Expert is another man's Charlatan!

[Elsie]

“If you were ever exposed to glyphosate and now have cancer, you may be entitled to damages. Call us now,” their print, radio and television ads proclaim.

Goodbye Roundup, Hello weeds!