Comments by "Orionishi" (@orionishi6737) on "A Local Farmer Just Gave Me Some DISTURBING News (Food Shortages Are About To Get UGLY!)" video.

Well.....maybe you should give them to homeless shelters in ypur area and you can write it off on your taxes. Not to mention all the ugly foods programs. Maybe take some initiative and get that leftover food out to places near you that can use it.
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@vwslivinglife4933 Pretty sure that fruit falls under cottage house food laws. As long as it's not cut up or anything it's not considered processed and should be able to be sold anywhere without a permit. ...I don't know ..maybe cottage food laws are different in your state but I was pretty sure that was the law on it everywhere.
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@Vid_Master If you only gathered broken fruits the store will give you a discount for those. You just have to ask.
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@kathryntitus9647 lmao...strawberries aren't genetically modified...and they don't taste as good these days because they are usually not allowed to ripen naturally. Also, genetically modified fruits and veg have been shown to have a higher nutrition content. And I haven't had one that tasted worse...if anything they tasted better. The old school method of selecting genetics for better crops is still a form of genetic modification....btw
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@nithqueen obviously you haven't read much on the subject.
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@nithqueen and also, GMOs are not unsafe. Further, they will be the foods that are actually nutritious still in the future. It's not scary... unless you are ignorant.
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@nithqueen Like I said... you obviously haven't read much about how GMO crops are produced. Injected. Lmao that's not how it works.
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@nithqueen So you didn't read the article. GMOs can still produce seeds. We literally have seedless fruits from before modern GMOs Yes, I know you don't understand.
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@nithqueen I can guarantee that I have read more about GMOs than you.
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@nithqueen you are misunderstanding whatever you just read about seedless grapes. They talked about plants being cut and the stalk where that cut was made being dipped in a rooting hormone...which helps the plant root. That "dip" is not what stops the seeds from forming. Try actually reading something. Not just skimming it. On top of that, seedless grapes have been produced since the time of ancient Rome. So yeah, they ain't new! Honey is a root growth hormone promoter....again, tell us how little you know. And as for Indias problem. That has to do with companies trying to control crops. Yes Monsanto is trying to do this. The company is bad. The GMO crops aren't. You have a lot more reading to do until you actually understand this subject a little more. Or you can just continue to wallow in your ignorance.
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@kathryntitus9647 So you haven't read anything... obviously. You are kind of right...because even selecting traits is Genetic Modification. But no, every single seed is not genetically modified....I grow stuff from seeds from veggies at the store all the time. And heirloom crop seeds cost way mote money than regular seeds...you quite blatantly know nothing about what you are talking about.
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