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I wouldn't deny that glyphosate is bad for you, although there seem to be tests on lab animals the say it's not that dangerous. And, people who use Roundup are no doubt getting exposed to it. But, to claim that it is in all our bread without any evidence is just fear mongering. And, some people profit by doing such things. There is too much BS in the world and the internet has made it an epidemic. Anybody can make videos and claim anything they want. They can even make money doing it. And, there are plenty of people who will accept their views without investigation.

I don't expect to change your mind. But, I responded to your post so that maybe some others will stop and think before worrying about it.

Don
 

I have posted good evidence here about the dangers of glyphosate and there are a vast amount of data that proves the dangers of this product. People have sued Monsanto and won because of the damage they suffered from Roundup. If you watched the video with the Monsanto lobbyist who, like you, said the glyphosate was so safe he would drink it until he was offered a glass of that poison.
Here is one more video that explains the dangers of glyphosate in everyday english.

 
lukebass said:
I have posted good evidence here about the dangers of glyphosate and there are a vast amount of data that proves the dangers of this product. People have sued Monsanto and won because of the damage they suffered from Roundup. If you watched the video with the Monsanto lobbyist who, like you, said the glyphosate was so safe he would drink it until he was offered a glass of that poison.
Here is one more video that explains the dangers of glyphosate in everyday english.

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They lost in court in California because their 'big' 'expensive' attorney made a fatal mistake in one case and allowed evidence, or admitted evidence, that proved to be the downfall , such as it was, of monasanta, which then was sold to bayer aspirin because they couldn't get rid of the foul stench associated with the monasanta name. The toxicity worldwide is still growing though, super-spread... apparently.
 
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