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@TimtheTaxMan, I don't know the details of this specific case. But as LinuxPerson just stated, I'm referring to the fact corporations in America aren't criminally liable for their actions. They can be sued in civil court but they can't be held criminally responsible. That is wrong.

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@matthewf01: Really?! Wow. That's not good. Citation?

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@ super, now I have no knowledge that could qualify me to certify more than that I am pulling this out of my ass, but I could see a connection between increased presence/consumption of this corn in the food supply and the increasing incidence of type II diabetes... EDIT: -- diabetes resulting from said organ damage, not simply the overconsumption habits we all know and love hearing about.

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isso já estava evidente!modificar geneticamente os alimentos pode trazer benefícios mas, os malefícios são aida maiores,, em termos de custo-benefício a ação da monsanto é inviável.

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I think he means different genus.

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