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No, I DON"T want genetically modified food of any kind!  I prefer organic foods that are not genetically modified for several reasons.  One of them is that we need to stop polluting the soil, water and ourselves.  It is extremely upseting to see our country which is supposedely "for the people", do anything for the sake of the corporation.  Do we even matter as individuals?  Not really, we are only the mechanism in which multiple coprporations benefit from. 

How can we control the pollen from genetically modified foods traveling to organic farms?  Don't this farms have the same right to protect their business?  Don't I have the right to choose the foods my family and I consume?

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