After GMO Labeling Shot Down, Citizens Start Labeling Products ThemselvesAnthony Gucciardi As it turns out, many are doing just that through the DIY GMO labeling campaign known as The Label It Yourself Campaign. Sporting a skull with cornstalks for crossbones, the DIY labels inform customers as to whether or not a product may include GMO ingredients or most certainly does. Below is one label taken from the campaign website that activists are now placing on products found in grocery stores, homes of friends and family (to incite discussion), and just about everywhere else: With 80% or more of many staple crops like corn and soybeans already genetically modified, there is a large chance that most products containing these ingredients (or deriviatives) does indeed contain GMOs. Even more so for highly processed high-fructose corn syrup and other harmful ingredients which are arguably modified 100% of the time. You can print out the labels from the campaign website and stick them on products for yourself. At the moment, the law protects misinformation and private property above truth-telling, and public well-being Meanwhile, corporations like Monsanto continue to pump out GMOs that have been time and time again linked to disease, environmental disaster, and even the center of slave labor issues. When government legislation is shot down through corruption, it becomes a grassroots responsibility to take action and make a real change. 