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> Huh? The FDA is unconstitutional -- another protectionist,
> vote-buying racket.
Like Monsanto gives a wit about the constitution. The FDA helped ensure that other
milk producers could not advertise being "BGH Free", and that is helpful to
Monsanto, but again it's something small compared to the ability of the
corporation to produce and market BGH milk around the world. Hormone "enhanced"
milk is a free market commodity, ostensibly developed in response to unregulated
demand. "Ostensibly" because it's actually the creation of Monsanto's mad
scientists and marketing managers and probably quite unhealthy and something
consumers reject. That's a defacto form of regulation more powerful than the FDA.
> Place the government in its legitimate role and businesses
> have no 'tool' for their use.
Corporations are transnational governments that take advantage of the local laws
as best they can.
> Reminds me of what another stated on a different list ... 'sounds like blaming
> the cow
> for leaving the barn when you left the door open'.
The cow in this case being the FDA or Monsanto?
kt
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