Stimulate Local Food Markets through Banning Preservatives & GMO's

ROI is the name of the game.  ROI stands for "Return on Investment."

When you pay $10 for a hamburger, you want the whole thing, not half.

So we need to outlaw preservatives, because in the long run, they loose you money, and the logic is simple.

Preservatives preserve food, which means that your gut bacteria can't digest it...it's the same logic as eating a plastic hamburger.

GMO's do the same thing, and are grown with a gene spliced from a bacteria that excretes a poison which kills everything.

Sure our food might have a huge shelf life, but it ends up costing us more in the long run, especially if something crazy happens with GMO's like a fungus which evolves from it that eats all plant life on earth, like I had a startling nightmare about.

GMO's cause diabetes, amputation, cancer and God knows what else.

A telltale sign of preservatives is loose stool and stomach pains, and the same goes for GMO's, 'cept worse, with usually an extended, painful time in the restroom. 

If we just outlaw this stuff, we could save ourselves a pretty penny, eat better, go longer off of a meal, and save toilet paper to boot.

Though there would be another unexpected result on the back end, and that would be the re-emergence of the local food market, and the re-invigoration of local produce and food production.

All the old folks would remember a thing or two about canning and preserving your own food, curing meat, baking bread, tending a garden, etc, etc.

When we outlaw GMO's and preservatives, naturally, foods won't last as long on the shelf and won't be able to be shipped and stored as long or as far, which means that local markets will become more economical, and local famers and growers will have the niche back that rightfully belongs to them.  People will get their jobs back and things will be how they are supposed to be again...and Mexicans will stop wondering what the heck they were thinking when they came to America!

Just to drive it home...the food that does go bad can be safely fed to livestock animals, and their manure can be safely used for fertilizer.  As it stands, we could be setting up a perfect recipe for disaster.