Comments on: Hello Again

By: Gracie

Gracie — Fri, 11 Jun 2010 08:50:36 +0000

Agreed. I don’t think people quite understand that genetic engineering and using pesticides doesn’t actually hurt you either. And really, animals are cool, but their comfort is not the number one priority in this situation. What I don’t get about people is, if they were really serious about not being cruel to animals, wouldn’t they just stop eating animals? I mean what could be more cruel then eating them. seriously, that’s pretty much the most cruel thing you could do to an animal. but no, they have to force their threadbare morality on us, when really they don’t want to change things for the better, they just want to alienate people that are actually making money with their business. That movie really really really pissed me off. Mainly because of the slander of corn/beef/milk/chicken/pig farmers. It made me want to hit things because they were all “It’s one giant corperation that is controlling all our food!!! we need to shut this down!” rrrrrrgh those farmers have individual families they have to support. I’m sorry, but the whole freaking midwest is not “one gigantic corperation” and I’m kinda in on the corn industry. There are like….. five seedcorn companies. again, not one big corperation. they have good friendly competition…. although monsanto has a pretty good lead in that race. lucky roundup inventers. anyways, I can see how that would be misleading knowing that monsanto has a patent on the best pesticide in the world, but just because they’re in the lead doesn’t mean thay’re going to stay there forever. they still have competition.

Okay, minirant is over. Those of you lucky enough to find this little mini blog post will be overjoyed, I”m sure.

By: Aaron

Aaron — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 23:32:41 +0000

I toootally saw that! It was too “yay organic, bla bla bla…..” I don’t think that people understand that if we want to maintain the type of lifestyle that is popular, organic/growing your own/less efficient-ness is just not possible. If we were to go all on renewable energy, we could NOT sustain our current needs, so we would have to cut back. If all artificial things were taken out of our food, or if it were all grown without pesticides/genetic engineering, THERE WOULD NOT BE ENOUGH TO FEED US. It’s silly.

By: bekahcubed

bekahcubed — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 21:44:01 +0000

Your confession is…not surprising, actually. I think I’d figured that one out

I’ve had all sorts of people tell me that I have to see Food Inc, but I still haven’t seen it yet. I wonder if the library has it. They probably do, they’re a little fond of liberal propaganda.

Anywho–I read your post after this one too–and just want to let you know that I love you. Even when I wasn’t actively talking to you about it all, I was still praying for you–and still am. God is so gracious to mend our broken hearts and restore us.