I do, however the proven long term problems with consumption outweigh this philosophy.My point is that GMOs vastly increase crop density, meaning we can feed more people, cheaper, and in less space. That's important when we've got almost 7 billion people. Take that away and we need a lot more money and land to feed people. See the problem there?
Because of lack of crop rotation our soil is being depleted faster than fertilizers can keep up. Crop and pasture rotation prevents this.
Heavy usage of antibiotics and hormones in cafo operations have created "superbugs" and make children develop early. Disease is prevalent and animals are treated poorly.