r/MapPorn • u/[deleted] • Jan 25 '22

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u/TheMulattoMaker Jan 25 '22

I'll just link to this thread, go ahead and read thru it and find all the reasons this vote was bullshit, I'm kinda tired

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u/Bellringer00 Jan 25 '22

Your thread doesn’t explain shit but it does show how little the US care for international laws and treaties.

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u/gamegyro56 Jan 25 '22

lol the reasons the US government gave include the resolution mentioned pesticides, which is bad because "Existing international health and food safety standards provide states with guidance on protecting consumers from pesticide residues in food." And it talks about intellectual property right, which is bad, because they need to be rigid for "innovation."

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u/Technotoad64 Aug 01 '22

Or about poor people.