Jacob McDaniels, To back up your assertions about GMOs, you cite sources like Cosmopolitan magazine, which is far from being scientifically oriented.  According to its website, "Every issue of Cosmopolitan features fun, fearless advice on men, love & sex, plus hot style trends and beauty secrets."  You also cite articles from forbes.com, which is an internet site that does not review the articles.  It allows contributors to publish what they want, and pays them according to the number of hits their articles get.   

Meanwhile, I have cited articles from recognized publications.  Among them are scientific journals that require peer review -- the highest standard.

You have a right to believe that your cited sources are superior, but readers can decide for themselves.