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There is an old thread relating to GM crops which might be useful or interesting.
Until an organization of this fringe aware enough and powerful enough to best the efforts of producers of Terminator second-seed "theft" solutions, and similar means of thwarting world hunger, to lull the whole into not thinking about what they buy or caring to hold anyone responsible for revealing such information, I might as well choose to work for the fuckers. I can spend half a paycheck at Whole Foods but the hardworking indigenous peoples of wherever are still fucked.
Oh come on now, old thing, never say die, every little counts, etc. In fact, given the stranglehold major corporations have over both production and marketing, perhaps on of the best ways in which to operate is to put one's money where one's mouth is (I must admit that I am not adhering to this at the moment - 0 money = 0 mouth). Though given the way the US is pressuring the EU to make labelling illegal - despite the fact that there is clear consumer demand for it - this may not always work. But that is no reason not to try - the more avenues protest uses, the wider its reach, etc. etc.
I think perhaps there is more widespread awareness of this in Europe, but surely there must be loads of smaller American farmers who find themselves bound to the seed corporations and tied to the demands of the food corporations (often the same beast). And what could be more American than the American farmer? |
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