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Originally Posted by Nyororin
The think is, it wasn't the farmers and producers.
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Yes, they are not responsible for the accident at Fukushima. However, there are several steps involved. I wasn't always a physicist. I was born a farmer's son. I say they have betrayed the consumer's trust by feigning ignorance. They should have known better. They should have accepted responsibility for their own produce.
There are decades worth of research data regarding radioactive fallout and agriculture. There is nothing new about it, nothing special, absolutely nothing that is
souteigai. It all happened 25 years ago in Chrenobyl, and it happened again, and it proceeded and is proceeding just like research and experience predicted it would.
Shirankao simply is not good enough explanation for their immoral behaviour. Even when the news broke out, the practice was still continued, I guess in the hopes of "automatic forgiveness" or similar idiocy. There can be no acceptable excuse for that.
I read that they might get compensation from Tepco. That is good, but only because I think Tepco should pay for everything alone. But that doesn't do anything to return the trust they so lightly threw away. I will eat safe beef again, but I will not buy nor eat contaminated beef (even suspected) under any circumstances. I'm not responsible for the Fukushima accident either, and I don't make innocent suffer for my inconveniences.