Some nations have food standards y'know. The EU will never lower them, for any reason, let alone so that your corporations can shove the same garbage down on our throats as they do in America.
Which is totally not the reason why yours is the fattest country on the planet. Nope. Merely a coincidence.
Americans! Leave us alone with your disgusting hormone injected beef and GMO's
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Easton Lopez
You know GMOs arent bad for you right?
once you get past all of the fearmongering you find some real benefits
The only bad thing is that the fruit doesnt taste as good as fresh local fruit
Justin Allen
b-but i want my chicken chlorinated.
Kayden Edwards
I'm not against GMOs but I fail to see why there should be a monopoly on them
Owen Thomas
>The EU will never lower them
Never say never
All it takes for the EU to bend over and accept the hormone burgers is for the americans to band together and shower them with enough cash.
Those people have zero integrity.
Austin Hernandez
*eats hormone-riddled beef and chlorine-chicken*
Austin Jenkins
*eats rotten fermented fish*
Xavier Adams
Fortunately for them, Britain is about to spread its asscheeks.
David Lewis
> Rotten and fermented together
Truly American education
Dylan Clark
>You know GMOs arent bad for you right?
I think it's legitimate to have concerns about them.
>once you get past all of the fearmongering you find some real benefits
Like what?
European yields are on par with American ones. What need have we for GMO's? You don't need GMO's either. It's a fraud.
>I'm not against GMO
You should be. Like 80% of GMO's are developed to withstand being sprayed with barrelfuls of glyphosate on the regular. Which recently has been found carcinogenic.
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Jaxson Campbell
>Ooga booga me eurangutan no like technology ooga booga only eat berries from tree and hunt fish and fowl ooga booga new bad old good
Zachary Hernandez
fermentation is literally tactical rotting
Jayden Miller
that's why he said why include both, you just sait
>eating rotten rotten fish
Logan Baker
but there's a difference between the two. something can be fermented (cheese) without being rotten
Julian Miller
Honest question: how do americans explain their obesity?
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Wyatt Wright
Why is everyone so mean to us? We aren't the politicians you guys need to leave us alone.
Aiden Nelson
poor government guidelines. the fda still recommends low fat diets in 2019
Dominic Sanders
Fermentation prevents putrefication (ie. rotting).
Jaxson Kelly
So you never consider that the quality of food could be responsible?
Bentley Williams
actually it isn't the reason, at least not the beef. It's the sugar, which is from gmo corn. If you eat beef you are mostly safe from the epidemic-level inflammatory disease
Owen Wood
Who the hell consults their dietary guidelines? Obesity is usually a result of laziness.
Daniel Moore
>If you eat beef you are mostly safe from the epidemic-level inflammatory disease
??? I never heard of that, explain
Evan Morgan
That sounds horrendously inaccurate considering we've actively been modifying the genetics of our food since the literal dawn of civilization. But if you were smart enough to understand that you probably wouldn't need convincing in the first place.