On Sat, 10 Sep 2016 00:48:25 -0400, Rexor wrote:

Sprinkle some Imazamox or Glyphosate on genetically modified food
and you'll have a very healthy dish. And don't worry about soil
nutrient depletion, that's just propaganda from the health nuts.

An "organic" sticker is nearly meaningless (IMHO).

Just because a chemical has a horrid sounding name doesn't mean that it's
bad for you (or good for you either).

The chemical name is meaningless other than what it actually does to either
the soil, the food itself, or to the human.

We'd have to take each one on a case-by-case basis - but just putting a
label with a pretty green sticker saying "organic" isn't that solution.

It's just not that simple.

I can't market horrid sounding dihydrogen oxide but I can sell crystal
clear natural water for twice the price, as long as I put a sticker on it
that says "organic".