Gene suppression using CRISPR is less aggressive than some "traditional" techniques that aren't heavily regulated, like irradiating seeds and seeing what sorts of mutations that produces.
So banning CRISPR and not going back and making sure you aren't using any fruit of irradiated seeds is sort of incoherent.
So banning CRISPR and not going back and making sure you aren't using any fruit of irradiated seeds is sort of incoherent.