Comments on: Soy Powerful: How Monsanto Pushes Genetically Modified Soybeans on Unwilling Consumers

By: Food, Why Must You Be So Frustrating? « Green Girl meets All American Boy

Food, Why Must You Be So Frustrating? « Green Girl meets All American Boy — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 22:05:07 +0000

[...] bread, cereal, and soy milk, all I could see was HIGH FRUCTOSE CORN SYRUP. PROCESSED FOODS. GENETICALLY MODIFIED SOYBEANS. And here’s where I find myself in the same shoes as the girl who sat behind me: [...]

By: Uncle B

Uncle B — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 14:46:25 +0000

Who are Monsanto? Can anyone name names of stock-holders, give incite as to motives other than ROI? Just who in hell is making money from such mayhem anyway? American pensioners? Proxy shares and votes? How in hell does this work? Why does this company get away with crazy stuff? Who do we go to, to blame for a problem, Who is responsible? Welcome to the capitalists last stand! The “Corporation” Crimes committed here go unpunished by American law, they are above the law, once banded into a “corporation” criminals are Scot free to do even murder! Ford motor company sold the “Pinto” death trap car, and actually killed Americans and after paying insurance claims only, went unpunished, and actually stood tall in the fact that they upheld “American law” by getting the highest ROI for the shareholder – their express and intended function under American law! Goddamn! We are so fvcked by our own mis-understanding of our own laws as to afford altruism to corporations! What uneducated fools we are!

By: vanessa

vanessa — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 20:32:05 +0000

Yeah, it's depressing. Thank YOU for neatly wrapping up all the issues I've been covering in my soy series in your post yesterday. vanessa's last blog post..Fun & Easy Things to Do with Beans

By: Sarah Irani

Sarah Irani — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 18:11:39 +0000

ARRGGGHHHH !!!! Those Monsanto ba**ards!! Please, leave our planet and our health alone! It’s much worse than we thought… they own the governments, pretty much. What can we do, besides inform ourselves and make the best buying choices?? But if soy is so all-pervasive… well… just another reason to eat whole foods, and grow our own.

Thanks for this amazingly informative post.