They'd never give a way a chance to fine you and earn money ;)

And they put them in a book and sat on it to flatten them

Aahhh I could swear I went there (or somewhere very similar) when I was a kid where is it?!?!

They have different colour kids in different states!!

Isn't anos anus??

;-;

Oh... So I'm like the only noob who may have left it on "most recent version" and freaked out when the 1.9 came out but I didn't realise

Abel hazard you're right xD the police really don't know about people's rights or any of that stuff turns out they literally just get told what their job is: and go out and do it (at least in my country they do). Here they would probably smash his window and drag him out. At least if that man really knows his way around law (he seems to) then he could get them in big trouble if it's taken to court

We supply an entire town (almost) and there's only four people working (5 if you count me when I'm out of uni visiting). If people say that organic can't feed the world and that GM is the answer, then they've picked up total bullshit. I, unlike some people would like to NOT be infertile and dead by 60 with cancer, which is exactly what non organic and GM are PROVEN to do! Sure, if I were to eat a non organic apple right now, it wouldn't harm me. But when EVERY SINGLE MEAL I eat is filled with GM and pesticides/herbicides, my body is going to be full of a lot of shit.
ily all no matter what you eat, I guess it's kind of a tough topic with the whole thing coming up about not labelling GM anymore. It's basically fraud, and that's unlawful.
Yea my rant's over now go ahead and rip me apart

Genetic modification is VERY different to selective breeding. Selective breeding is how we get today's bananas and watermelons with little to no seeds. GM crop are genetically modified and have been PROVEN to cause infertility in humans, as well as being carcinogens... And there's still debate? If ALL of that guy's corn is ending up like that (which I very much doubt) then obviously he should either grow something else or not grow in a monoculture. My family grows organically, but we grow tons of things together; different plants help one another (keeping away pests). And yes, it's sustainable before you say we "can't feed the planet". If we grow locally, then we can.

^ ty