Bill Gates Pushing to Transform Natural Bananas into GMO Frankenfood | NewsTarget
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Yes, I do trust them but cause it takes you years to get a gmo to human consumption. Not like this vaccine. And the people who researches gmos are different from the ones who rrsea ches this vaccine. You are also avoiding the question, and the argument do you consume sweet potato and oranges and bananas? If so, you are a hypocrite.
You are also literally comparing apples to rocks.
You are just arguing in bad faith using the "gotcha questions" with oranges and sweet potatos which is why I don't bother with it
And the vaccine is a great example they took years to develop but recently they just skipped all that and sent them straight out, do you think they aren't going to try that with modified foods under the pretense "there's a global food shortage (because we bought all the farmland) so we need to get this new plant out that has higher yields and safe for consumption (maybe).
Tomatoes are also not natural.
You are not arguing in good faith, comparing rushed "vaccines" with years to decades of research and test in gmos. There are also thousand upon thousands of research done showing its safety, and millennia in proving it works. (no, quoting that seralllini study where he used rats that get cancer even without being exposed to anything is not a research proving gmos are harmful. Those rats will get cancer no matter what. They are used for cancer research and they are also gmos. Just like dogs)
To fix the food shortage one must use gmos, since they have a bigger yield per acre than conventional or organic crops.
And you can always do what you do with the vaccines. Take all of the ones that are proven to work, which are, literally all of them except the CCP virus one. Keep using gmos except the rush test one that somebody developed an extra arm.
How about to fix the food shortage, not forcing farmers to sell their lands, actually supporting them with I don't know, a one time deal for all where the government will help them upgrade all their equipment if they want to and improving transport infrastructure to ensure goods can reach sellers more effectively
3 simple solutions to a food shortage but won't be done because they are mundane and boring compared to "we made a new type of banana" in the headlines.
You are conflating different issues on one.