Pesticide Lobbyist Refuses To Drink Glyphosate After Claiming It’s Safe To Drink

a reply to: schuyler

Some of whom have an IQ over 140

originally posted by: schuyler
This is yet another example of a ridiculous stupid comparison that has no meaning at all being used by the anti-Monsanto folks to rile up a public, half of whose IQ is lower than 100.
Pathetic.

Good thing IQ has nothing to do with how smart you are. It's also a good thing that scores are normalized to 100 so that 100 is always average isn't it? Todays 105 is tomorrows 100.

But, going by your comment you have a high IQ and already knew these things, didn't you?

originally posted by: schuyler
How stupid and simplistic can you get? You think this is some sort of "revelation"?? Laundry soap without phosphates is "safe for the environment." Does that mean you're giving away some big secret if you won't drink it? How about Formula 409? It's engineered to be "safe for the environment" but that hardly means you would drink it.

This is yet another example of a ridiculous stupid comparison that has no meaning at all being used by the anti-Monsanto folks to rile up a public, half of whose IQ is lower than 100.

Pathetic.

Why are the pro-Monsanto folks so bothered by this? If their IQ is so high why so upset over morons commenting about an idiot?

Pathetic.

a reply to: Look2theSacredHeart

How much more will people put up with this foolishness? It would just take one fierce boycott....

There's a lot of things the public should be boycotting, but it never happens unless a majority of us are directly affected. As long as we are healthy and have money in our pocket, the majority of people are content.

a reply to: elementalgrove

Well the guy has decades of empirical "scientific" studies proving that it is safe, so why would he not make this comment!!

We need to interview all the other food processing giants and have them back up their decades of empirical scientific studies proving that the food processing and preservatives they put in our food is safe!

a reply to: hopenotfeariswhatweneed

What a douche bag...starts by saying you can drink a whole quart of it and it is harmless but will not drink it himself....LOL.....money is always more important than health.....reminds me of this episode of the simpsons ...

LOL, I can imagine the makers of Round-up calling this guy on the carpet and calling him a stupid a$$ for saying it was safe to drink! Now they're probably pissing their pants worrying about the decline in sales after watching this video.

They really opened themselves up for a lawsuit. What if some kid heard him say you could drink a quart of roundup. The kid goes hmmmm ok and takes a swigg and falls over dead

a reply to: LA1IMPALA

But didn't you hear the lobbyist? People try to kill themselves with it all the time and not everyone succeeds!

Couldn't stop laughing at the end when the lobbyist called the interviewer a real jerk lol

I wonder if we would be having this discussion if he had sad that about an organic pesticide.

originally posted by: LA1IMPALA
They really opened themselves up for a lawsuit. What if some kid heard him say you could drink a quart of roundup. The kid goes hmmmm ok and takes a swigg and falls over dead

I almost wish someone would do this. If you dislike Monsanto enough. Start giving your kid Roundup to drink every day. When the kid gets sick/dies, sue Monsanto over it. Either they have to admit in court that their product isn't safe, or they have to give you a payout.

a reply to: dragonridr

Drink it or shut up. Monsanto has a history, a terrible one. If it were a criminal, it would have been out to death millions of time. And yet, there it is, alive.

Shill much?

a reply to: WeRpeons
Awesome OP, thanks for the post

Rebel 5

originally posted by: schuyler
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used by the anti-Monsanto folks to rile up a public, half of whose IQ is lower than 100.

Pathetic.

This is what happens when the promoters of GMO have no skin in the game as this guy in the video
No, Not taxes since the consumer pays for those.

Skin in the Game would mean the Executives and Lobbyists for GMO would have to live within a farmers field where it is sprayed. They could do a lot for their image and PR if they step up to the plate and show us all how safe it is.

Or The Oil Execs that said Coreexit is safe would have to live on Beach Front Property where they used it.

It is safe for "Thee" not for me$$$

a reply to: dreamingawake

Because he is invested in it. He will defend Monsanto no matter what they do or did.

originally posted by: DOADOA
a reply to: dreamingawake

Because he is invested in it. He will defend Monsanto no matter what they do or did.

His $$interests$$ and their interests are symbiotically linked.
We see it time and time again.

McCain's top donors is the Military Industrial Complex and he is a warmonger
Politicians formerly from Wall Street Pass policies favorable to Wall Street and detrimental to the whole nation

And the list goes on and on

originally posted by: DOADOA
a reply to: dragonridr

Drink it or shut up. Monsanto has a history, a terrible one. If it were a criminal, it would have been out to death millions of time. And yet, there it is, alive.

Shill much?

Exactly.
The Monsanto PR Puppet said it was safe to drink.
Shut up and drink it. Have some skin in the game and back up your OWN words

That was one funny video. needed a laught cheers.

a reply to: WeRpeons

I don't see how him refusing to drink the substance is evidence that it in fact is poisonous.

Basing anything off of his refusal is sheer speculation and nothing more.

Everyone is entitled to have a thought, but let's be clear on what is a provocative thought and what is reaching. Maybe it tastes like complete garbage and the man has no want to indulge in in its savory flavor.

originally posted by: mthgs602 Maybe it tastes like complete garbage and the man has no want to indulge in in its savory flavor.

maybe the guy shouldn't crow how 'safe' his company's product is unless he is prepared to prove it.

a reply to: RoScoLaz4

You're living in a primitive mindset if the only way to prove something isn't poisonous, is by drinking it.

But we all have to live for something, and theories are evidently one of them.