Mandatory labeling of deoxyribonucleic acid

rrlund · Feb 5, 2015

So now a survey shows 80% of people want food containing DNA to be labeled. You can't make this stupidity up.
Stupid sheeple

Bob Bancroft · Feb 5, 2015

Paraphrased a little- "a mother might pass on DNA to her child!!!!!!

I'm thinking the father would be guilty also!!!!!!

I was present for the birth of our first and third children, and I saw no warning tag on a toe!

sms · Feb 5, 2015

Now there is something that should come with a warning label!!!!! Just joking ours turned out good with only small bumps in the road.

Robert Major · Feb 5, 2015

Hi
I would believe it as I've said before here there are some guys Don't know where Canada is. If you tell them it's the next place North of North Dakota , they say where's that!. And these are supposedly smart educated guys born and raised in the U.S.A!.

Yes I know there are stupid people everywhere in the world. Sadly they seem to be able to get jobs running country's as well, with half the rubbish they dream up!!!!!!.
Regards Robert

rrlund · Feb 5, 2015

Most don't know that Canada is south of Detroit either. lol

Gchase24 · Feb 5, 2015

First of all no one has ever called or contacted me far any survey so how could I be included in this 80% or 20% of America? I say all smoke and mirrors or as we say in Texas this Bulls$%&t. Second , as you know you can't fix stupid.

oldtanker · Feb 5, 2015

Thing is ask a group of random people a question about something they know little to nothing about and they will try to BS their way out of it. Most people never stop to think that their own body contains DNA and only think of DNA when watching CSI. I'd make a guess that out of 100 people 1 would honestly say I don't know when ask that type of question. Have you seen the interviews they have done when they ask people on the street what they think about a politicians view points and lie about what that viewpoint is. Something along the line of "how do you feel about Romney being a nnalert" type of question. 1 in 10 knows that wrong and of the first 100 that don't know you might get one who says "you sure he's a nnalert?".

Rick

bjb in TX from Ne · Feb 5, 2015

While we are at it, "di-hydrogen oxide" should also have warnings too...

rrlund · Feb 5, 2015

Now you're catching on to why this whole GMO panic is such a load of uninformed garbage.

Pair-a-dice farm · Feb 5, 2015

The results of 85% of all polls are made up on the spot 75% of the time and believed by 98% of the people. They are wrong 93% of the time.

I have been known to BS 99.9% of the time. :lol:

lee little · Feb 5, 2015

Stuff like that is why my best days are spent here on the farm and I dont even see the road!

Bob Bancroft · Feb 5, 2015

What?!? Could that cause drowning?!?
I remember hearing from an old timer how someone was knocked off a horse, or wagon, knocked unconscious, and landed with their face in a hoof print, in what was called the road at the time, near his house.
You guessed it. The "universal solvent" in the hoof print ended it all for him.

rrlund · Feb 5, 2015

Do you need even more proof of what brainless followers people can be? Check this.
Jimmy Kimmel

CenTex Farmall · Feb 5, 2015

Lets put a Carbon tax on all food containing Carbon. That'll teach those farmers!

jimg.allentown · Feb 5, 2015

Our own president thinks that we have 57 states.

Mark - IN. · Feb 5, 2015

Remember the Georgia congressman that thought or thinks that the island of Guam might flip over and sink because of too many G.I.s on it? Don't let him or anyone else in DC see this, or else...

Mark

ObsoElitist · Feb 5, 2015

Penn and Teller did a bit where they got people to sign a petition for the banning of "hydrous Oxide". On a similar tack, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dihydrogen_monoxide_hoax

Traditional Farmer · Feb 6, 2015

Actually labeling by DNA would be very accurate.Say a can of
Beef vegetable soup."Beef by Products" would actually say AngusXJersey bull tongue and ear parts.
"Corn" would be Bloody Butcher open pollinated corn or probably Monsanto GMO Variety #3,"Inert Indgredients" would be Female Norway Rat fecal matter with a touch of urine.Labeling processed food would
sort of be like the movie about the lawyer that had a spell cast over him so he couldn't tell a lie(LOL)

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