Then someone spilled it on the ground and it killed every single thing it touched. That’s when they rebranded it as an herbicide. Then came the REAL innovation. Genetically modify food crops so they wouldn’t die when drenched in the same chemical that kills everything around them. Spray the field, wipe out every weed, and the crop survives. That’s what genetically modified actually means: a plant engineered to withstand a poison built to kill. Half of America doesn’t even know what glyphosate is, let alone that 80 to 90 percent of our food supply is made up of these engineered plants, soaked in that same chemical, something that never once existed in nature. And somehow we’re supposed to believe none of it touches us, as if our own bodies are exempt from what kills everything else it comes into contact with. Sure.
Glyphosate started as an industrial pipe cleaner. Pour it into a pipe and it pulled the rust straight out, left everything spic and span. Then someone spilled it on the ground and it killed every single thing it touched. That’s when they rebranded it as an herbicide.
Then came the REAL innovation. Genetically modify food crops so they wouldn’t die when drenched in the same chemical that kills everything around them. Spray the field, wipe out every weed, and the crop survives. That’s what genetically modified actually means: a plant engineered to withstand a poison built to kill.
Half of America doesn’t even know what glyphosate is, let alone that 80 to 90 percent of our food supply is made up of these engineered plants, soaked in that same chemical, something that never once existed in nature. And somehow we’re supposed to believe none of it touches us, as if our own bodies are exempt from what kills everything else it comes into contact with.
Sure.
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— Del Bigtree (@delbigtree) November 3, 2026
