[QUOTE="GummiRaccoon"][QUOTE="Nibroc420"] You mean the small farmers that collect the seeds they're not supposed to, and then re-use them? If you're a farmer, and you sign a contract agreeing that you will not harvest the seeds of the plants you're using, in return for heartier, bigger crops, and you break that contract, it's only fair you get sued for breach of contract and possibly theft.Nibroc420
I am talking about their neighboring farmers that don't buy those seeds, as plants naturally grow places besides where you plant them. So some of the seeds end up on neighboring farms through no actian of the farmer and they get sued for using them even though it is an incidental amount and they actually took no actian trying to grow them.
They encouraged the growth of seeds they did not purchase, and harvested the plants that resulted. If someone leaves a stolen car on your lawn, and you knowingly climb in and use it, Are you not guilty of something?That's not how that happens. If someone runs by your yard and spills their Micacle Water 2000 on your grass and you get awesome grass you don't have to pay them because you didn't actively do anything to aquire the water you didn't pay for, take a law class they cover this.
If your neighbor pays to have his house painted while he is at work and you are away on vacation and you come back and the painters have painted your house instead, you are not responsible for paying the painters. If you are at home and you watch the painters paint your house and say nothing, then you are responsible for paying them.
there is no way to know which plants are Monsonto when they are growing or harvesting them, the farmer is under no obligation to check to make sure that they got a contaminated crop from their neighbor.
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