Post number #628689, ID: deac1d
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do you people eat plastic in the US? pretty sure all digestible food are organic
Post number #628690, ID: deac1d
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Oh, nevermind I'm stupid. Apparently salt is inorganic so ehhhhh
Post number #628696, ID: 3cdd97
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Organic food is like this: -Use 9 times more fields and water for the same outcome as normal food -Emit far more CO2 into atmosphere for same outcome as normal food -Use natural pesticides that far more dangerous to human then normal pesticides -Use natural fertilizer that can couse infections -Sell twice as expensive as normal food
Post number #628700, ID: 75fd36
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>>628696 should be sold 9 times the price if it takes 9 times the resources.
Do the math, you hippies!
Post number #628717, ID: 3cdd97
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Post number #628719, ID: e2c003
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>>628689 organic food is elite food that make gmo munchers seethe
Post number #628759, ID: cdb2c6
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Organic food has some insurance that it hasn't been through the massive disgusting American food corporations. It's probably only worth getting for meat and dairy products though, the fruit and veg industries are much more sanitary.
Post number #629052, ID: 121cf2
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>>628696 Source?
Post number #629054, ID: f7f697
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Here is a good video on how organic food is defined in the U.S. it has some pros and cons.
https://youtu.be/UnuP4vrLvc4
Post number #629466, ID: 04214f
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>>629052 If you want real source https://sites.google.com/view/sourcesorganic/ And if you just want to know where i found this info https://youtu.be/8PmM6SUn7Es
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| do you people eat plastic in the US? pretty sure all digestible food are organic