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11.28.2010
Video: Senate Bill S 510 vote PASSED! - procedural vote passes 74-25
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Go here: (Click here) for Natural News article with list of politicians supporting this madness
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The question, as always, is what the bill actually covers. Laws are open to interpretation. People are aware of the threats our food supply faces - see "The world according to Monsanto" and "Food Inc." if you are not.
What you are seeing is people who are fed up.
And finally - you have to ask yourself - if he doesn't know what he's talking about - why in the world this law is not written clearly enough for anyone to understand.
When a government tortures and defends extrajudicial murder - it is very very hard to the average person to believe that that same government has the protection of our food supply at the top of their "to-do" list.
I applaud the man for speaking out and voicing his opinion. The interpretation of the law will become obvious once enforcement begins- regardless of your opinion, his opinion, or my opinion of its meaning.
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I thought this guy was funny, because he doesn't know what he's talking about. Then I watched this video, and it actually is just painful. I feel sorry for this guy.
ReplyDeleteThe bill doesn't cover gardens. Wow. Poor fella...
The question, as always, is what the bill actually covers. Laws are open to interpretation. People are aware of the threats our food supply faces - see "The world according to Monsanto" and "Food Inc." if you are not.
ReplyDeleteWhat you are seeing is people who are fed up.
And finally - you have to ask yourself - if he doesn't know what he's talking about - why in the world this law is not written clearly enough for anyone to understand.
When a government tortures and defends extrajudicial murder - it is very very hard to the average person to believe that that same government has the protection of our food supply at the top of their "to-do" list.
I applaud the man for speaking out and voicing his opinion. The interpretation of the law will become obvious once enforcement begins- regardless of your opinion, his opinion, or my opinion of its meaning.