Would you eat genetically modified (or engineered) salmon?

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Although, I don’t think the fish would harm me, I am against what it does to the fish. I would try to avoid it like I avoid veal, because from a humane standpoint it upsets me. Same with how chickens now are bred to have huge breasts. From what I understand some chickens can barely stand up because of it. I need to research that more. Probably I am eating those chickens.

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