| deeretick - 12/29/2018 10:52
There was nothing false about the advertisement. They said GMO free, which is true. The customer can makes his own inferences.
In the future, should those of us who raise cattle be banned from advertising as "Real Beef From A Real Steer"? That would imply that lab "meat" is somehow inferior to real meat. I'm sure that the lab meat industry will have plenty of studies showing that their product is just as good as the real thing.
Those repeated inferences somehow become facts in the public eye.
I was referring to this statement..
"Once again they are pushing the false argument that GMO grains are unsafe. "
I'm not arguing for or against GMO. Just the fact there has never been proven one is better than the other.
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