Monsanto Will Go On Trial For Ecocide!

This doesn't actually make a difference unless you then walk out of the store without buying anything if they say no. I work in a grocery store and can tell you firsthand that the random employee or manager (manager on duty, not actual store manager I might add) you ask about that has no real pull in what is ordered in the store. It's pretty unlikely they will tell it to any higher ups either, since we all tend to get ignored if we mention that sort of thing.

So unless you don't spend your money there, or take the time to write to the company/fill out a lot of comment cards, the message isn't getting through. This is fairly standard across most big companies.

 

Groceries have come a long way since the neighborhood, "Mom & Pop" style of service. Most of those you find now are rare, remote or on the verge of failing in the shadow of Super Wal-Mart, Super Target or a slightly lesser like Piggly Wiggly (the original actually). My grandmother had a grocer who had her order bagged and ready to go at 5:30 every week. For a while I lived in a condo in Hawaii that had a grocery store on the 16th floor. They had a list you could fill out for stuff you wanted.

I predict lots of people will have drone ports, kind of a doggie door for delivery drones, installed on the roof of the house. Then we'll click for our food and get exactly what we want. Or we'll be printing food on the spot. Or the huge evil corporations will have us all on a weird liquid diet that is automatically injected via nose tube so that we can work 18 hours each day without breaks. Or my mother in law, the witch queen of New Orleans, will have something to do with it. She calls them "Mon Santa"!

 

They are actually gearing up the technology for an order to be placed as soon as you remove food from the package and cook it...

 

Monsanta Clause is coming to town

 

I predict a frozen meatball sub with a rip cord tab you pull and 22 seconds later it's self-heated and ready for consumption.

 

Good. Corporation the epitomy of abuse. They actially sue people when their seeds go into other people's farms. WTF!