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Anyone else find the "genetically modified" crops	by Freakazoid	2014-02-04 06:30:43
Listen buddy,	by Eboreg	2014-02-04 16:22:20
Then loom-smasher I might be but there are	by wwill	2014-02-04 19:51:02
It clearly shows how criminal GMO companies act.	by ripley8	2014-02-04 22:53:10
Either the seeds are from what the GMO growing neighbour bought and they did get their money and it's neighbour who contaminated the field. Or the GMO crops have managed to cross pollinate the other crops. Which supposedly should never happen (hence GMO farmers being dependend on always buying new seeds from the GMO companies, often effectively ruining themselves in a gamble for better yealds). If the GMO seeds cross pollinated, what's to keep them from doing it with the weeds that supposedly should be eliminated completely with the GMO hardening/poison combo? Even if it's far easier for the GMO DNA strain to move from GMO wheat to other wheats than to other plants, it's probably still just a matter of time and that the pollination happened is just a sign that this delay is far shorter than anticipated. So either the GMO company has no reason to sue (actually the farmer whose field got contaminated should have a reason to sue because the neighbour didn't handle GMO seeds properly) because their seeds have been paid for, or it shows the blatant lie that their crops are safe and couldn't dissipate into the weeds DNA.
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