What drives me

Was at the supermarket, a quick stop to pick up some milk.  I pass the produce section, some fruit sounds good, it's so hot outside!  I come upon some big, round, plump, and delicious smelling nectarines for a mere $.99 a lb.  What a deal!  And then I remember my dirty five [never buy conventional Strawberries, Peaches, Lettuce, Bell Peppers or Potatoes as they have the highest pesticide residue, even after washing]  Against my will I turn against these nectarines that keep calling me.  I head directly into the organic section of the produce aisle and what do I find?  Peaches!  At the low $3.99 a lb these peaches look dull, not fresh, and unfortunately not even a hint of smell that can be detected.  I leave the supermarket confused and upset.  At times like these I feel that health is a privilege and not a right in this country.  As consumers we are left to fend for ourselves and go against what is natural.  Why wouldn't I buy those fresh nectarines when they are at the peak of their season.  Because my health and the health of my family is worth it.  Food justice is what this is called and I'm called to do something about it.  Big Ag Corporations receiving subsidies and kick-backs can afford to sell toxic nectarines for $.99 lb and why wouldn't people buy them?  Why didn't I buy them?  Because I know better and my job is to inform others who don't.