antoinet111 wrote:ex: corn, who can tell me what it multiplies in the wild, quedalle, then, it is not the most serious, whereas if you test GMOs with rapeseed then c something else, it keeps itself, and spreads to other plants (rapeseed, mustard, capsella, .......) the list is large, as a reminder rapeseed is a NATURAL cross, between cabbage and shuttle (c confused with turnip).
Well, GMO corn, it already interferes with organic corn in the surrounding plots, which is enough to reject production. So tell me, what is most unfair, that farmers who want to produce quality food lose all their income because the unconscious wanted to earn a little more to pay for a new 4x4 or that citizens aware of their duties to future generations sacrifice their freedom to finally give birth to the debate that politicians refuse us? Especially since I believe that the mowers pay the farmers for the mowed fields.
antoinet111 wrote:and then the BT, c natural, we invented nothing, it still avoids putting lots of pesticides, it is expensive and c not good for health.
It could be an argument, but the problem is that a certain number of genetic manipulations are intended to
reinforce resistance to pesticides in order to increase the doses without bursting the crops. Result: in a certain number of cases, GM crops are more polluting than traditional crops.