March Against Monsanto - Updates

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Update: October 12th, 2013

The second official world wide March Against Monsanto will take place today, October 12th, 2013. Expect mass demonstrations against the Monsanto corporation in over 400 cities across 50 countries.

Join an event near you

http://bit.ly/Oct12MAM

More info: http://www.march-against-monsanto.com/
World Live MAM : https://www.rebelmouse.com/MarchAgainstMonsanto/


Oct. 12, 2013:

Protesters in 50 countries march against MONSANTO...
http://rt.com/news/monsanto-march-berlin-protest-115/



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Background on Monsanto:


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News Updates --


Protesters March Against Monsanto in 250 Cities
ABC News

On the eve of March against Monsanto Senate shoots down GMO labeling bill
RT.com - May 24, 2013

Global march challenges Monsanto's dominance
RT.com

Connecticut residents to march against Monsanto
Ventura County Star

March Against Monsanto takes place Saturday in Boise and in over 45 countries
Idaho Statesman

March Against Monsanto: Austinites set to protest GMOs
Austin Chronicle

Global ‘March Against Monsanto’ Comes to Anchorage, Alaska
KTVA 11 - Alaska

350 Expected To Attend Saturday March Against Monsanto
The Chattanoogan

San Diegans to March and Rally Against Monsanto in Balboa Park
Ob Rag

March Against Monsanto in Fort Worth, Texas
Fort Worth Weekly

Charlotte to participate in worldwide March Against Monsanto
clclt.com

Saturday march protests genetically modified foods, Monsanto
St. Cloud Times

March Against Monsanto: Boston Residents Will Protest GMOs
Boston Magazine

Bulgarians Join Global March Against Monsanto
Novinite JSC

March Against Monsanto In 12 Michigan Cities Saturday
wsjm.com

Protest Planned Against Monsanto | St. Louis Public Radio
St. Louis Public Radio

March on Monsanto to be held Saturday in Mt. Pleasant
The Morning Sun

Monsanto Opponents Rally at Main Beach
Laguna Beach Independent

Protest against Monsanto comes to Vallejo
Vallejo Times-Herald

March Against Monsanto planned for Saturday in Louisville
Courier Journal
 
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I'm just happy the left is actually attacking a Corporation that is actually corrupt. The funny part is that Monsanto is a leftist corporation that promotes the United Nations and Agenda 21.



What exactly does leftist mean?


There's common ground between "left" and "right" now more than ever. If you reframe it as ruling class and citizens... it seems a lot more accurate, and there is a lot more agreement.

Maybe you guys haven't noticed, but the media often portrays occupy protestors as "anarchists." Where'd that oxymoron thread go?

Increasing amounts of people are recognizing problems. We're still in the identification phase... moreso than the solution phase.
 
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My far left uncle is attending this march. The left will certainly attend any march that villifies a business or corporation.

Nothing wrong with business.

What is wrong with Monsanto and many other corporations that fall under 'crony capitalism' is the limited liability as well as the collusion with the media that keeps criticism of their backs, which is certainly convenient.. But that's what media does for their advertisers. It's a bunch of backscratching. You pay me money for ads, I'll get your back if you ever need it. In that regard advertisements are more than direct advertising, but a sort of unwritten insurance policy, buying the editors.

If corporations are people, how come they are not liable ?
 
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The Big Government, Progressive, Socialist type of people.


A lot of those people would identify the problem as rich people controlling government. In these parts, people identify it as businesses controlling government.

I'll submit this for your consideration. If businesses are large enough to control government, aren't we also talking about rich people controlling government?
 
Don't think they should be VILLIFYING Monsanto?.....

Yes...Monsanto has our best interests at heart....

Monsanto is a corporation doing nothing illegal.

The real target should be the bureaucracy in DC.

Kind of like Occupy targeting the big banks when they should be targeting the Federal Reserve.

Warlord is embarrassed by this spectacle.
 
Warlord thinks Gunny is wrong to call for Federal labelling and frame it as a stop gap measure.

Since when has ANY increase in the bureaucracies power and budget been "stop-gap".

Please no... Warlord would rather not have the Feds labeling food. It's a clear violation of the constitution and Monsanto will just find some way of evading it anyway because they own most of the administrators and have bought off the politicians.
 
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Please no... Warlord would rather not have the Feds labeling food. It's a clear violation of the constitution and Monsanto will just find some way of evading it anyway because they own most of the administrators and have bought off the politicians.

GMO food labeling would fit under the "Commerce Clause" of the Constitution, I believe.
 
Nothing wrong with business.

What is wrong with Monsanto and many other corporations that fall under 'crony capitalism' is the limited liability as well as the collusion with the media that keeps criticism of their backs, which is certainly convenient.

Then shouldn't the criticism be of the government for giving unfair advantages to certain businesses and interfering in the market place?
 
How is the Houston one going. I didn't go even though I live near where it's happening. Just had too much going on today.
 
GMO food labeling would fit under the "Commerce Clause" of the Constitution, I believe.

Under an expansive (and wrong) interpretation it would but then if you recognize the Feds can label food you have to accept they can mandate you to buy healthcare and everything else which as you know was never the intention of the Founding fathers vision of a limited government with enumerated powers.
 
Government, itself, is the problem. It's too powerful and corrupt.


We personally agree. That's solution phase.

I'm trying to say that we will get more people to agree with our solution if we get more people to understand they are identifying the same problems as us. As it is, there are a bunch of people who can barely identify the problem. There are groups of passionate people who understand the problem exists, even if we don't all agree on the solution. We have a lot in common with those "leftists" just like "neocons" are different from "conservatives."
 
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