What part of feeding the world don't you understand? The part about the American farmer? You know, the guy who only produces about 45% of the worlds food supply? Not really feeding the world now are you? Especially sense there are millions of acres of farm land in the US that has been idle for decades. Or is the part where farmers are growing so much they have trouble getting rid of it at a profit? Or is it the part where farmers are producing so much that they are burning on our highways? Or don't you understand that in many places where they are actually hungry that the vast bulk of food sent as aid never gets to the people who need it. Corrupt government and military officials seize it and see it on the open world market to make a profit.
Plus add in the hundreds of millions of acres of unused farmable land around the world?
Now look at how you are starting out to convince GMO's are safe. Starting out with the feeding the world statement do you expect anyone to believe anything you are going to say? Something anyone can easily fact check? Once you get caught making false statements no one will listen.
Don't get mad. I'm not saying GMO's are safe or unsafe.
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