Ron Paul is up in arms about this issue, as I believe we all should be. The FDA has been telling us what we can eat and drink for far too long, and now they continue to push into our refrigerators limiting grass-fed cow’s milk just because it has not had been pasteurized (which also kills off the beneficial digestive enzymes ).
How is it that we have a ‘free’ society that has a governmental agency dictating what we cannot drink? Foods with additives are approved, but not a natural product such as raw milk. Foods that are genetically modified, yet NOT LABELED as such, are given the stamp of approval (and often promoted) by the FDA as viable nutritional options, yet the quiet Dairy Farmers and unsuspecting customers are raided upon with loaded weapons and arrested.
How is this natural drink, that has been used by the homesteaders themselves for centuries, now contraband? Yet the allowance of many drugs, both over the counter and pharmaceutical grade, are quickly approved to market to the masses of this nation (but often then are revoked due to serious, deadly side affects after the damage has been done).
Why are we policed in some areas and lead by the nose in others?
Time to get me a dairy cow on my own land!
Hey Bessy...you're a criminal!
Popular Questions
What is the Raw Milk “Crime” about?
The Raw Milk “Crime” refers to the dispute over whether selling or distributing unpasteurized milk should be treated as a criminal offense. Supporters of raw milk often emphasize consumer choice, local farming, and traditional food practices. Public health officials focus on the risk that harmful bacteria can remain in milk that has not been pasteurized.
Why do some people call raw milk restrictions a “crime”?
People who use the phrase raw milk “crime” typically object to laws that limit access to unpasteurized milk or punish farmers for supplying it. They may view these rules as excessive government control over voluntary food choices. The legal situation varies by jurisdiction, so consumers should check current state or local regulations before buying, selling, or transporting raw milk.
Is raw milk connected to a real crime or a public health dispute?
The Raw Milk “Crime” can describe both alleged legal violations and the larger argument about food safety policy. Selling raw milk in a place where it is prohibited may lead to enforcement action, while consuming it may carry health risks even when no law is broken. Anyone considering raw milk should review official health guidance, ask how it was produced and stored, and recognize that refrigeration does not eliminate all pathogens.
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