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3 RepliesDid anybody actually read that.
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Stop being a little bitch, you're embarrassing yourself
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Stop killing GMOs, they're eating you.
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No they aren't [spoiler][url=https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/7a/d4/06/7ad406fdf8f2179133de776e29ba0be1.jpg]op is lettuce[/url][/spoiler]
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2 RepliesEdited by Dyldo-_-Baggins: 4/22/2016 1:16:15 AMYou know what else can kill you? Rhinos Bears Cars Spiders Snakes McDonalds Water The sun Salt Your bedsheets A pillow Carbon monoxide Oxygen Trees Popcorn Everything in the back of a suspicious guys van Hep. A-Z The clap Cancer Bacon Cold Heat Sleep Deer Horses Bulls People Guns A noose Bleach An injection Heroin Alcohol Planes Nuclear radiation X-rays A school shooter Sharks Lightning Heart attacks Viagra Explosives Fuel Mercury Lead Fire Ice Finals week Orgasming Isis Need I go on?
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Usually Bungie would use [REDACTED] not [RETRACTED]
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8 RepliesChina called, they want their wall back
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I really don't care
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*eats GMOs*
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Trump would be proud
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watdafuq...
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Suck it up buttercup
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2 RepliesNot even going to be bothered to read any of this bs. And I have already seen a lot of it anyway. The scientific consensus is so much in the favour that GMOs are safe that the debate is over. Do you even know what constitutes a GMO? It's an organism that's had its genes modified. YOU are a GMO of your parents! Your cat or dog, GMO!! Broccoli, kale, bananas: all GMOs! There is no difference between GMO and 'organic'. Except that organic costs more and produces less. Everything is technically a GMO. Do you know what a gene even is? In a lab made GMO specific genes, no more than half a dozen, are specifically altered and the results thoroughly tested FOR YEARS!! 'Organic' just lets whatever breed with thousands of genes altering without any testing of it whatsoever. Right now at MOOC is being run by edx.org with Kyoto university called the chemistry of life. It's a biological chemistry course and it's free. I suggest OP enrolls because they clearly lack and chemistry knowledge, yet can click and paste discredited studies like its nobodies business!
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Edited by Zavala's Pet Cat: 4/21/2016 1:02:23 PMYour source is invalidated bc of my opinion and i think i know more than 45 people who dedicate their life to science so therfor i know better, look at my one or two sources that disprove ALL of your 45 sources and any other ones you might have.
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Maybe I want to die
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1 ReplyCough! Cough! *golden rice! Cough! [spoiler]without it, a hell of a lot more people in the third world would either be suffering from blindness from lack of vitamin D or dead. [/spoiler]
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Genetically modifies octopus are gr8 bro
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Breathing is also killing you, the oxygen usage degrades cells and will kill you eventually!
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What are gmos? That was way to much reading.
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Corn cobs are already a GMO, they use to be just a few peas in a pod until selective breeding made them look like an infected nature boner; and this was before Leif Ericson came to North America. GMOs are nothing compared to the carcinogenic capacity of your post.
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Can't stop eating GMOs, I'm addicted
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I applaud your efforts but sadly it's all for nothing Realz. Advertising is a billion dollar service. Most of us have all have been told to consume meat, dairy, and GMOs since childhood. You're competing with corporations. However, if just one guardian can change their eating habits that would be a great thing for their health and this world, in that regard i suppose this thread still serves a viable purpose. [i]I only know what is good for my health and certainly not anyone else's.[/i]
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While the type of GModification in question (excluding selective breeding, solely talking about chemical gene manipulation) is not always harmful, the biggest issue with GMO crops is their destructive abilities and inability to breed naturally. http://www.ewg.org/agmag/2015/03/claims-gmo-yield-increases-don-t-hold There's a massive issue with forcing farmers to buy seed year after year just so the largest provider, Monsanto can make an almost monopoly-money like amount of profit.
