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In reply to the discussion: Seralini Redux: Roundup-Ready GMO Maize Causes Serious Health Damage [View all]Dr Hobbitstein
(6,568 posts)34. No, your arguments are the same.
You all cite discredited studies.
You claim that all the other science behind it is a conspiracy.
You call anyone who argues contrary a shill of said industry.
Seems to me, you're all the same.
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Seralini Redux: Roundup-Ready GMO Maize Causes Serious Health Damage [View all]
appal_jack
Jun 2014
OP
I have not eaten corn or corn products since I first heard of this report, because I figured
djean111
Jun 2014
#3
no-- the rapid push back was because it's a bogus study, (now) published in a fake journal....
mike_c
Jun 2014
#7
Thank you for this crucial background information on the validity of the Seralini study
Crowquette
Jun 2014
#71
LOL-- it's a self pay-to-publish online "junk journal" with an impact factor of zero....
mike_c
Jun 2014
#4
Questioning the messenger is fine, but tiny & obscure journals have their place.
appal_jack
Jun 2014
#17
And having the original study 'retracted' by a mystery panel of corporate shills does not
Chiron
Jun 2014
#35
Yep. Already happened. And I still won't buy anything with corn in it for my family.
djean111
Jun 2014
#9
Your lack of understanding about agricultural science is on glowing display.
blackspade
Jun 2014
#43
So, self publishing a retracted bullshit study that was peer-reviewed and deemed to be bogus
Dr Hobbitstein
Jun 2014
#12
Oh, they would lump us in with birthers , and still might, since the usual shite is being dismissed.
djean111
Jun 2014
#24
Why is it the largest organic producers and retailers are AGAINST GMO labelling?
Dr Hobbitstein
Jun 2014
#37
"Peer review" doesn't matter when your corporate handlers are instructing you to make "woo" posts...
villager
Jun 2014
#29
People need to study the history of how the original Seralini study was anonymously undermined
Chiron
Jun 2014
#44
Well, I was very happy to see some Non-GMO Jolly Time popcorn in the grocery store!
factsarenotfair
Jun 2014
#52
Well, honestly, I didn't even compare prices because I was so happy to see it.
factsarenotfair
Jun 2014
#60
Although I do refuse to eat GMO food, there are aspects to this study which I question.
MohRokTah
Jun 2014
#61
Seralini's study was junk science that was properly retracted by Food and Chemical Toxicology...
SidDithers
Jun 2014
#68