Monsanto - Picking up God's Slack. Parody SB commerical.

[Mani]

This ad is AWESOME! Parody of a superbowl commercial.

Let's make this go viral.

It's a funny way to educate people about one of the most evil companies in the world. Sometimes making them laugh works better than making them scared or trying to educate them.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrQe1pDRQxM



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrQe1pDRQxM

[donnay]

~Bump~

[DamianTV]

Did God not get the memo from Monsanto that he was fired?

[angelatc]

I find it funny how people who aggressively assert that Monsanto wants to control the food supply seem to ignore the fact that they don't even own companies that produce food. Farmers are perfectly free to buy from any of the other seed companies that sell in the USA.

And you guys ever wonder, even for a minute, how the "people" making this can even begin to afford to hire nationally known actors and professional production techniques?

[jbauer]

I find it funny how people who aggressively assert that Monsanto wants to control the food supply seem to ignore the fact that they don't even own companies that produce food. Farmers are perfectly free to buy from any of the other seed companies that sell in the USA.

And you guys ever wonder, even for a minute, how the "people" making this can even begin to afford to hire nationally known actors and professional production techniques?

What??? NO... you're getting off message.

Oh, and to expand, consumers are the ones who have demanded over the years for red tomatoes that don't rot. Bananas from some island that don't go bad after 5000 miles. Bigmacs that are cheap and sweat carbonated beverages all day every day.

[donnay]

I find it funny how people who aggressively assert that Monsanto wants to control the food supply seem to ignore the fact that they don't even own companies that produce food. Farmers are perfectly free to buy from any of the other seed companies that sell in the USA.

And you guys ever wonder, even for a minute, how the "people" making this can even begin to afford to hire nationally known actors and professional production techniques?

That's pretty lame. They are the suppliers of the toxic seeds that produce the toxic foods. They also have their ex-employees embedded throughout the government (in all three branches, mind you). Major conflict of interests goes on between these Biotechs and government legislation.


It’s time to wake up, America…

Currently, up to 85 percent of U.S. corn, 91 percent of soybeans and 88 percent of cotton (cottonseed oil is frequently used in food products) is genetically engineered. And we’re not talking genetic engineering that adds vitamins, nutrition value, increases crop yield or drought resistance (because after nearly 20 years of genetic engineering, none of those crops exist yet).

We’re talking herbicide genetically engineered into the plant seeds, so that it grows its own toxins from the inside out, in order to fight off insects by causing the insects’ stomachs to “explode” when they eat the plant.
http://gmo-awareness.com/2011/06/03/why-we-need-gmo-labeling-and-how-to-get-it/