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http://www.ecfr.gov/cgi-bin/text-idx...05_main_02.tpl
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| There's nothing
| unscientific or chemophobic about the organic foods
| regulations.
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| The government also says that marriage can be between two of the same sex.

You might just try reading the basics of the law
before deciding it's a "government" conspiracy.
That law, and similar labeling laws, are the only
thing that provides you with at least some confidence
that you know what's in your food. (Remember the
case of dog food with melamine, imported from
China a few years ago?) Do you really want food
companies, with profit as motive, deciding what's
healthy for you to eat?

You said you're a chemist. Doesn't that job require
orderly thinking and logic? In that case you should
be able to easily understand the organic law and see
the sense of it. Having actually read it then you'll
actually know what organic means in *this* context.
If you then conclude, in your professional opinion, that
wheat without glyphosate or other liberally applied
toxins causes hormonal imbalance, homosexuality and/or
progressive political ideas then at least you'll be able
to support your claim.