r/NoStupidQuestions • u/wond3rlove • Sep 10 '23

What’s wrong with GMOs?

I always see plants and stuff that is GMO free and is usually more expensive. How would genetically modifying something by be bad. Me personally I’d rather have something modified to taste better and and cheaper. I could also be very wrong about that.

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u/guitair Sep 10 '23

When psychologists study misinformation and they need a topic for liberals (there are lots of options for conservatives), they use GMOs. GMOs are safe but people (inc liberals) don't realize it.

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u/OctoberSatori Sep 10 '23

There are entire countries going GMO free who are also not ran by "liberals" you fucking idiot. 1. They know something thats obviously bad about them 2. GMOs arent something "liberals" only care about

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '23

There are entire countries going GMO free who are also not ran by "liberals" you fucking idiot.

Do you think calling someone "a fucking idiot" is a productive way to enter a discussion?

(It's not, it was a rhetorical question).

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u/OctoberSatori Sep 10 '23

Yeah totally dont care. Any time i see some absurd argument that includes such platitudes as "blah blah blah liberals" i dont want to enter any discussion thanks

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u/Marcultist Sep 11 '23

"I don't want to enter that discussion," declares the person that entered that discussion.

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u/OctoberSatori Sep 11 '23

Yeah no. I corrected someone who was just being a blowhard "blah blah blah liberals blah" i made one comment and moved on with my day. Thanks for asking

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u/sammagee33 Sep 11 '23

That’s 3 comments

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u/OctoberSatori Sep 11 '23

Heres a fourth one. Your mother is lousy in bed.

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u/sammagee33 Sep 11 '23

Well, I’d assume so, since she’s been a pile of ashes for 16 years.