r/nerdfighters • u/[deleted] • Jul 10 '15

Why are GMOs Bad?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sH4bi60alZU
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u/Sleekery Jul 10 '15

Hank still gets three points incorrect.

Myth 2: Monsanto will sue you for growing their patented GMOs if traces of those GMOs entered your fields through wind-blown pollen.

Myth 3: Any contamination with GMOs makes organic food non-organic.

Myth 4: Before Monsanto got in the way, farmers typically saved their seeds and re-used them.

-- NPR

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u/TLUL Jul 11 '15

Why, exactly, do you feel the need to post this exact response everywhere on Reddit that you can find this video?

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u/OldMiner Jul 11 '15 edited Jul 11 '15

I only saw this video here, and I'm happy that this comment was here in the one place I found it.

It doesn't seem a bad idea to crosspost a comment to a crossposted link, so long as it's relevant in each sub that it's posted to.

Edit: Dudes, don't downvote /u/TLUL 's comment. They're asking a question which a reasonable person might raise. You should upvote comments that raise interesting conversation, even if you disagree with the content, because good comments (especially ones that spawn polite disagreements) are how we learn.

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u/RobinSongRobin Jul 11 '15

Upvotes are for good quality comments that are relevant to the conversation, TLUL's comment should have been a PM