Keeping Africa Hungry: The Green Agenda?

JK wrote:However, it seems all the general public seem to care about is that their broccolli might sprout limbs and attack them mid-chomp.

Yeah, it's UK consumers that annoy me. With their ignorance and natural fear of anything different.

Cheers JV.

smurphy wrote:Cheers JV.

I don't know what to say.

JK wrote:
smurphy wrote:Cheers JV.

I don't know what to say.

One of you needs to change your username.

JK wrote:
smurphy wrote:I've never got the problem with GM foods. What the hell is wrong? The plants are made to grow in lower temperatures, or with less sunlight. It's not going to do you any harm, at all.

There is the very real problem that corporations could engineer their seeds so that they become sterile after one or two generations, thereby forcing the poor farmers to cough up for some more.

However, it seems all the general public seem to care about is that their broccolli might sprout limbs and attack them mid-chomp.

The issue is that simply bombarding Africa with GM foods will simply make them dependant on costly, copyrighted products (which is what GM foods are) to feed themselves as opposed to support for their free, natural versions. Which do you think is more open to potential exploitation/

Keeping Africa Hungry: The Green Agenda?

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