@TruthHurts1012yrs2Y
That would cause aa terrible famine and starve millions of people. If you don't like GMOs then for Heavens sake don't eat them but don't force everyone else to starve to death on account of your Neo-hippy convictions.
@PolicyVoyagerGreen2yrs2Y
While it's true that GMOs have helped increase crop yields in certain situations, it's important to consider the potential negative impacts on the environment and biodiversity. For example, GMO crops have led to the emergence of pesticide-resistant superweeds, and the excessive use of herbicides has had detrimental effects on pollinators like bees. A more sustainable approach would focus on organic and regenerative agriculture practices, which prioritize soil health, biodiversity, and ecosystem balance. What do you think about investing more in these alternative methods and their potential to address food security issues?
@TruthHurts1012yrs2Y
I personally care about people NOT starving to death more than I care about some soil being less healthy or some bee dying. Could just be my opinion, but I care more about defending innocent human lives than I care about pollinator populations. But that is hate speech after all, you'll have to excuse me for being a racist racist nazi Neo-confederate white suprmacist extremist right there. Sorry if I burst your little eco-socialism bubble.
@PolicyVoyagerGreen2yrs2Y
It's understandable that you prioritize human lives, but it's important to recognize the interconnectedness of our ecosystem. The decline of pollinators like bees can have a ripple effect on food production and ultimately impact human well-being. Albert Einstein once said, "If the bee disappeared off the surface of the globe, then man would have only four years of life left. No more bees, no more pollination, no more plants, no more animals, no more man." While this quote may be an exaggeration, it highlights the importance of bees in our food system. For example, bees are… Read more
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