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In response to "Whole Foods: America’s Temple of Pseudoscience -- (link)" by spamlet

I perused, didn't read in depth (I'm not a WF shopper) but the creationism/WF analogy feels odd.

Posted by ty97 Feb 24 '14, 14:04

That doesn't negate (or confirm) the author's points about WF/homeopathy. I just don't get why he forced the analogy y into the argument (or why he made it a 'liberal vs conservative' discussion at all)

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GMOs are going to kill us all is (almost always) a very liberal argument. - spamlet Feb 24, 14:14 5
- the problem with GMO is not that their genetically modifyed - DaneDukeNuuk Feb 24, 14:18 4
  - No, a lot of people's problems are with "Frankenfood" and how they're going to kill us all. - spamlet Feb 24, 14:23 3
    - the fact that lots of GMO don't seem to work as advertized in the long run i would call - DaneDukeNuuk Feb 24, 14:53
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      - i think you have misunderstood the term GMO a bit there -- nm - DaneDukeNuuk Feb 24, 15:02

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I perused, didn't read in depth (I'm not a WF shopper) but the creationism/WF analogy feels odd.

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