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I have started a petition to launch a federal investigation into Monsanto. You can sign it here: |
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This too, will pass.
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It certainly does appear as though a legal response has been taken out of the picture. It's almost as though they're begging for a violent response. |
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Everything works out in the end, sometimes even badly.
For the record I do not believe violence is ever the best response to a situation. |
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Last edited by gab; 04-24-2013 at 02:07 AM.
Your resistance to something,
Is the only power it has over you.
This too, will pass.
My Blog
My Zen Photography
It's hard to really figure out how to approach this situation. I would not go with violence, personally, but I understand why some people would feel it's necessary at this point. Honestly though, Monsanto has become so imbedded in the United States' corrupt agriculture that I think what's necessary is a nation wide transition to farmers' markets and food coops. The nice thing about the strategy is that it works through spreading awareness, first of how corrupt and destructive Monsanto and the food industry is, and secondly how available alternatives are. It also doesn't require everyone to move forward at once, it can happen a little at a time. It allows each of us to take responsibility for our own food. |
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Everything works out in the end, sometimes even badly.
I just watched a documentary about indian cotton farmers. Monsanto pushed their genetically altered seads on farmers and they are commiting suicides, because they can't get any decent crops from it to get out of debt. The traditional seeds are not available any more. With these new seeds, you need to buy them every year, when the traditional ones, I guess they were able to reuse them. Monsanto owns rights to 90% of genetically altered crops. |
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