Moindreffor wrote:this system also applies to the "organic" that you defend ...
If I may say so, the "organic" he defends is not the "organic" you are talking about, and rightly so.
Moindreffor wrote:this system also applies to the "organic" that you defend ...
GuyGadeboisLeRetour wrote:Moindreffor wrote:this system also applies to the "organic" that you defend ...
If I may say so, the "organic" he defends is not the "organic" you are talking about, and rightly so.
Moindreffor wrote:exact, it defends a bio that tends to disappear
GuyGadeboisLeRetour wrote:Moindreffor wrote:exact, it defends a bio that tends to disappear
On the contrary, this organic model there is regionally in full expansion among small and very medium-sized to the detriment of "non-organic" agriculture of the same sizes. You only see industrial growth.
rays, chemo? not that serious ?Moindreffor wrote:by the way today I took ham and butter and not bagna bread, it's not easy to bring your pod of "organic" and homemade vinaigrette to an oncology department, at least I didn't offend the southern gastronomy
This guy is a genius, reads things in my mind that I haven't even thought of!Moindreffor wrote:I don't know if you live in the city or in the countryside
but in the countryside, the tracks rise up against the wind turbines that the people of the cities naturally want to put at home, their landscape is already eaten up by the towers, so well we can well screw up the countryside landscapes in the air. '' to have shit to watch, and generation after generation we will have the high tech fields, the vintage ones, and the fields of ruins ...
others want to suppress the cows, it pollutes, etc ..., therefore let us suppress the permanent meadows with the few hedges that remain and replace by fields by magnificent cultivated fields and bare for part of the year, it gives beautiful torrents of mud, it occupies the population by giving back such beautiful scenes of solidarity after ...
around my house every year, we see a meadow disappear, then the following year the hedge that was around, then the slope, to such an extent that we even modify the population of raptors, we see typical species of steppes that smolder on the ground take root ...
1) rigged vote
2) little discernment of citizens
3) manipulation of opinions
for me that characterizes only one thing, you do not accept that others may have different ideas, you pose as the one who holds the truth, and if it was you who was all or in part in the error? in any case you are in the rejection, the exclusion therefore in the inability to bring together and the rejection of the Swiss shows it well, they have come together on traditional common values because even if these values must evolve they are more reassuring than the divisive, exclusive and rejection ideas ...
so as long as you are in "you are just idiots" "you are going straight in the wall", "stop the slaughter", THAT'S the right way, listen to the new messiah, the truth, everyone is lying to you except us , it will not work because we do not want exclusion but we must come together to find the real good ideas
And it is an individual with a limited mind who says that! The bio that you criticize, (but which one exactly?) Is one of the various possibilities offered by companies and for everyone to use them or not. And the bio is obviously part of it, it is a Palissade that you leave us!quite simply poor stain, because we do not create immediate wealth with an old system, you live in a capitalist world, where money is king, you constantly denounce it, for chemistry, petrochemistry, pharmacology, but you are too narrow-minded and too sectarian to see that this system also applies to the "organic" that you defend, your mind is too limited by your beliefs
Except, pov'tache, that the material gadgets, pass, but the living remains, (as long as you and your friends do not screw it up with your chemical poisons). So since people need to eat and the choice is theirs FINALLY proposed, it is obvious (except for gogos like you) to turn to what is the best, that is to say the least polluted possible for our time of food overpollution, among others.20 years ago the telephone companies lived off telephones, the telephone still exists, but telephoning has become free, profit is elsewhere it is this concept that you are unable to understand, so in agriculture profit does not is not about respect for culture it is about increasing margins, as long as you stick with your ideas from the 70s you will still and always miss the mark
GuyGadeboisLeRetour wrote:Biomass = Methane = Heating = Greenhouses in the North. All the problems you raise are solvable. It is necessary "just" to return to the reason and to stop this delirium of "always more and always less expensive", with a distribution of lands, subsidies and farms with a human face.
Obamot wrote:There you go, so you are right in your reasoning, now you have to go to the application
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