Natural GMOs???
The FDA is currently taking comments on rules related to use of the word “natural” on food labels. One issue they are considering is whether to label GMOs as natural. Huh?
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I sure hope they don’t repeal “Citizens United”….
I’m enjoying my Personal Corporatehood….
*PEOPLE* are Corporations TOO, you know…..
I can’t understand what the apple is saying at all.
Try using the closed captioning button at bottom of video. Only half of it is correct but you can get the gist of what she is saying. Boy what we hearing impaired and deaf people have to put up with! Give it a try, you may just learn to cope in the low/non hearing community deals with. Lots of luck, sugar.
Yes. I am hearing impaired, but I don’t think most people could really hear what she is saying. It’s not enunciated well at all. Is that what they think apples talk like? Or maybe it’s just the GMO apples…LOL! Thanks for the tip on CC.
These share buttons never work for me..
Copy the link in the address bar and share with it, instead. Some add-ons, ad-blockers, extensions, etc., affect how share buttons act, I believe. You might try adjusting settings on any of those you have.
Thanks for alerting us to this, Savannah. I believe we’ve fixed the issue, but please let us know if you continue to experience problems. Thanks also for sharing!