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Showing Original Post only (View all)Mike Adams (of NaturalNews), Monsanto, Nazis, and a Very Disturbing Article [View all]
Free speech is good, but does this go too far? Certainly, from an ethical standpoint it does. No?
Link to the article with the same title as the thread title:
http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/collideascape/2014/07/22/mike-adams-monsanto-nazis-disturbing-article/
From the article by Keith Kloor:
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... after reading the latest piece on GMOs by Adams, I have to wonder if he is literally dangerous. Heres the title of his piece:
Biotech genocide, Monsanto collaborators and the Nazi legacy of science as justification for murder
Heres how it starts:
(NaturalNews) Monsanto is widely recognized as the most hated and most evil corporation on the planet. Even so, several internet-based media websites are now marching to Monsantos orders, promoting GMOs and pursuing defamatory character assassination tactics against anyone who opposes GMOs, hoping to silence their important voices.
These Monsanto collaborator sites tend to be leftist publications but also include at least one prominent business and finance publisher on the political right. All of them are Monsanto collaborators who have signed on to accelerate heinous crimes being committed against humanity under the false promise of feeding the world with toxic GMOs.
This is the mind of a person who Dr. Oz proudly brought on his show earlier in the year. Heres the sentence from above I want you to keep in mind as you keep reading: All of them are Monsanto collaborators who have signed on to accelerate heinous crimes being committed against humanity
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Kloor followed that piece with another today:
Mike Adams Elevates his Ugly Anti-GMO Campaign
http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/collideascape/2014/07/24/mike-adams-elevates-ugly-anti-gmo-campaign/#.U9Eyc_ldWGc
I have no intention of discussing GMOs on this thread. I'm curious about people's thoughts regarding such rhetoric, which seems to be more common as time goes on. Of course, I could be very wrong about that, but anyway. This is deeply disturbing to me, at least.