[goodwithagun]

I’m not doing your research for you. When I make decisions for myself and my family I gather the info myself. I’m not a liberal who relies on the work, or merely hearsay, of others. As you are on FreeRepublic you know how to use the Internet. Your local librarian can assist you with finding reliable, scholarly research. whitehouse.gov and other .govs have links to legislation that you can read for yourself. Now I’m off to see what my gmo free, heirloom seeded, chemical-free, composted, natural weed barriered, rain watered garden has for today’s lunch and supper! It’s great not relying on Monsanto practices and chemicals to feed my family of four, soon to be five, practically all year even in zone 6b.

[Toddsterpatriot]

I’m not doing your research for you.

You're right, why should you prove your silly claim, I should prove it for you.

LOL!

I’m not a liberal who relies on the work, or merely hearsay, of others.

I know, you're a liberal who makes claims with no proof.

[Balding_Eagle]

Now I’m off to see what my gmo free, heirloom seeded, chemical-free, composted, natural weed barriered, rain watered garden has for today’s lunch and supper! It’s great not relying on Monsanto practices and chemicals to feed my family of four, soon to be five, practically all year even in zone 6b.

All that is well and good, and I encourage everyone who can and want to, to do the same.

But even you know that you're not in the business of feeding others, only your own family. Try feeding 150 other people, and then get back to us.

Those who feed the others as a livelyhood could not possibly do so using your methods, no matter how much they were paid. The worlds population would need to be thinned, through starvation or some other method.

I'm a champion of Monsanto, and the hundreds of other like companies, even though my only connection with them has been using their products to provide food for others.