GMO's are still gaining ground (where ? in the US, of course)

Ducimus · 09-21-10, 05:46 PM

I don't like the risk they present to natural species.
I don't mind trying them to eat so long as they are proven to be safe, but......
i'd also like to have it set aside as a clear choice, and not mixed with naturaly grown food.

Aside from that... don't care. Just make it optional, and don't screw with the local ecosystems and I'm fine with it.

edit:
THey'd also have to take steps to ensure none of those franksteins ever made it into the wild. For example, the frankinfish farms should be located WELL inland in some flyover state where it has zero chance of making it into the wild.

09-21-10, 05:46 PM	#9
Ducimus Rear Admiral Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 12,987 Downloads: 67 Uploads: 2	I don't like the risk they present to natural species. I don't mind trying them to eat so long as they are proven to be safe, but...... i'd also like to have it set aside as a clear choice, and not mixed with naturaly grown food. Aside from that... don't care. Just make it optional, and don't screw with the local ecosystems and I'm fine with it. edit: THey'd also have to take steps to ensure none of those franksteins ever made it into the wild. For example, the frankinfish farms should be located WELL inland in some flyover state where it has zero chance of making it into the wild.