Seems logical. Although I would say there are other reasons at least contributing to the increase in allergies. One will note that these phenomena occur at a higher rate in urban populations than rural. So I would think that flouride in the water, preservatives, and probably also racemixing play a part too.

I won't argue that Roundup is definitely very bad for people. Herbicides can be done without. Mechanical tilling is effective, but due to fuel prices, no longer competitive. I have a 4 acre sweet corn patch every year that I use mechanical cultivation on with my classic 1959 John Deere, because it's safer and enjoyable. I plant it with a 1962 2 row planter as well. But looking on a large scale, how do we replace insecticide and fungicide? I don't have an answer for that question.

I know the Kikes have weaponized plenty of things. I don't believe the grain industry is one of them. It's fiercely competitive and although Pioneer has a big market share, they can't afford to jack up their prices to pay for shady genetic research if they intend to keep it. New grain suppliers pop up every few years, and they certainly are prioritizing quality of stand and yields. Around my area Pioneer has lost lots of buisness in the last 10 years. I'm pretty sure the preservatives used in food products are the probelem, not the grain. But I am open to seeing evidence to the contrary. And also comparison between Pioneer and smaller producers, because if it's anyone it's the fag owned Pioneer. I just don't see all the smaller, White owned companies being involved. If we can prove its Pioneer, we can do whats possible to ring the bell and let people know what they are up to. But the idea we can just go back to maize that produces 1/3 the crop and is insect and fungus susceptible is impossible. Of course if we got rid of all the shitskins we could...