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I hope you don't live in the US, because if you do, your going to die.

First off, we have GMO corn and soybeans here. The GMO crops have water soluble pesticides. The idea is that the crops sweat the pesticide to kill the bugs, but since its water soluble, washing the crop makes it edible. These crops are poisoning the ground and water supplies every single time it rains. Think about it. The entire field worth of pesticide washing off and into the creeks.

Second, there is a town in Alabama poisoned by Monsanto's product Round Up. The round up weed killer is sprayed by crop dusters from the air and onto the crops. The GMO crops are immune to the round up, so they don't die but the weeds do. Round Up is a massive cause for cancer.

What about the oil spill here in the gulf of mexico. Its raining oil dispersants from the sky. Plants here are dying and are covered in spots, and people are getting sick from going in their pools here in Florida. Its in the soil here, deposited by the rain.

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Wow! nothing like scaring a person... I understand what you're saying but a bit harsh.
People eat things like that when they have a need for vitamins that their body is lacking. Talk to your doctor about it, they will be able to help you through this. If you feel its a mental block or problem they will be able to refer you to someone who can help you stop this unhealth and dangerous problem. Good luck and I hope that your health improves!

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My mother in law is dead. My wife's sister is dead. Both died of cancer. Murdered by Monsanto. Scaring people? You think Im scaring people?! Both lived in that god forsaken town. Google "Life according to monsanto" Watch the video. Then tell me if Im scaring people.

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My wife wants to move there. My wife wants to take care of her father] What am I so-posed to do?!?! Its a death sentence living there. Im a prick for telling her no. And you dare telling me that Im scaring people? What am I so-posed to do ? Do you even know what Monsanto did?

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I don't think you're wrong for telling your wife no. I would personally never move there, I would rather move my father-in-law to my location in order to take care of him. But to tell people who live in different locations that they are going to die from eating soil when they are already worried about being pregnant is not the way to go about it. I never called you names or was immature about it. I'm very sorry to hear about the deaths that you have had to endure, and I hope that you may be able to move your father-in-law before he falls victum to the same illness. Best wishes.

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