Posted by sotxbill on August 16, 2018 at 16:15:33 from (104.5.24.112):
In Reply to: Truth in Labeling posted by Traditional Farmer on August 16, 2018 at 06:57:00:
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Everytime a pair of animal breed, there is genetic modifications taking place. In this case two sets of dna are combined to create the new dna.
You can call it anything you want, but genetics are modified by the bindings of the two different dna strings.
Yes it is different than a lab, but it is still modification of dna string. Sometimes dna can be damaged and trigger a host of problems or diseases. Selective breeding of plants and animals has happened for about as long as mankind has been around. AND>>>>>> if you believe in darwin, it was selective breeding and dna modifications that created mankind. The bees pollinating plants is about as random of genetics as one can get. So thats a LOT of dna modification.
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