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This guy really avoided the comments from the farmer in eastern oregon. His ideas are ridiculously unrealistic and seem to avoid a lot of realities. Seems to echo the general chant of the oregon "sustainable movement". Most people don't have time to look for the their neighborhood foodshed and a lot of organic food costs way more than non organic. I paid 9 dollars for three tomatoes the other day at a coop. Most people can't afford that.

Also, the organic classification is an arbitrary certification that was created by the government and is redefined at their discretion.

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I don't think collaboration and mixing of genres in necessairly a good thing. It usually tends to make watered down versions of the source genres that is mushy and is just generic 'world music,

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