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John, it's a fair point which I appreciate. However, there were problems with some of the comments which didn't make sense to me.
I have no problem if someone does not want to buy a product because they don't agree with the company's ethics but to argue that F1 Hybrid seeds are "wrong" or try to link the product itself with GM crops was, in my opinion, an attempt to stir up confusion or based on incorrect facts.
I also have no problem with a large corporation taking over smaller seed companies, it's a legitimate way for a company to grow. What they do next and how the use those new aquisitions do of course matter though.

As for comments such as "Most of the vegetables you buy that aren't organic are probably even worse for you than anything has been genetically modified.", well, I consider that to be complete rubbish and again, inaccurate. Organic does not mean chemicals free. I'd much rather things be out in the open and undergo rigerous testing protocols than a global movement that portrays itself (or at least allows the assumptions) as something it's not.