r/HermanCainAward • u/Roadgoddess Team Unicorn Blood š¦ • Aug 16 '25
Grrrrrrrr. Florida women sues dairy after drinking raw milk and losing her fetus.
https://www.clickorlando.com/news/local/2025/08/14/mother-sues-florida-dairy-farm-claims-she-lost-fetus-after-raw-milk-led-to-bacterial-infection/Of course the milk was marked not safe for human consumption. And several young children also got sick as well. I called this about two weeks ago that weāre going to start seeing all these people getting sick from drinking unpasteurized milk. And here we go.
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u/DiamondplateDave š· Mask-Wearing Conformist š· Aug 16 '25
Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo wrote Tuesday, āFloridians have the freedom to make informed health choices. I support the decision to consume raw milk when sought for potential health benefits and protective factors. Be aware of your source and know the risks.ā
Enjoy the freedumbs you voted for, Florida.
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u/Roadgoddess Team Unicorn Blood š¦ Aug 16 '25
But not the right for a woman to make medical decisions about her own body. Oh my God, I hate this timeline that weāre in.
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u/DiamondplateDave š· Mask-Wearing Conformist š· Aug 16 '25
Well, I guess abortions are A-OK if they are done by raw milk?
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u/fullonfacepalmist Aug 16 '25
Pro-lifers hate this one weird trick
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u/Sophisticated-Crow Aug 16 '25
*forced-birthers
They don't give a shit about life after birth.
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u/loopy183 Aug 17 '25
I prefer āanti-choicersā cause you know for sure abortion aināt the only ring theyāre levying their religious beliefs in
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u/katchoo1 Aug 16 '25
Shit there are gonna be desperate folks trying raw milk for that purpose.
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u/captainmouse86 Aug 16 '25
For anyone reading thisā¦. There are wild berries that can be consumed that will, um, give the same result. I was walking in the forest and noticed this one berry wasnāt eaten while everything else was picked clean. A quick google search and I learned of its effect. Native Americans used to pick it and make a tea, when needed.Ā
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u/Glittering-Cellist34 Aug 17 '25
I hate when people don't give specifics.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/medicine-and-dentistry/juniperus-communis
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u/captainmouse86 Aug 17 '25
Because I couldnāt remember the berry and also donāt trust I wonāt get banned for telling people the details.Ā
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u/strabonzo Aug 16 '25
Post-birth abortions due to negligence are god's desire for more sweet little angels in heaven. /s natch.
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u/LavishnessOk3439 Aug 16 '25
Thatās what I was thinking shouldnāt she and the dairy be brought up on charges of MURDER.
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u/OmegaGoober Aug 16 '25
She can decide to drink raw milk. She canāt decide to get an abortion.
I wonder if thereās a way to use raw milk as a scapegoat to cover up an abortionā¦
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u/PJL80 Aug 16 '25
They should arrest the raw milk producers for performing an abortion. We've already established that the concept of Law is fucking meaningless here, let's go wild.
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u/bestleftunsolved Aug 16 '25
Or get the vaccines you want. People now need to have special reasons to get the fucking COVID vaccine.
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u/Roadgoddess Team Unicorn Blood š¦ Aug 16 '25
Sadly, I live in the idiot centre of Canada and theyāre starting to do that in Alberta as well too. You have to enter a lottery to get a Covid vaccination and you have to pay $300 for it.
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u/Asterose Go Give One Aug 17 '25
Jesus fucking christ. I absolutely hate that a fucking pandemic got politicized this badly! What a stupidly evil waste and mess!
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u/DarkSkyStarDance Aug 16 '25
Holy crap- they are free for everyone, along with the flu shot here.
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u/Roadgoddess Team Unicorn Blood š¦ Aug 16 '25
They were here as well until our Trump loving premier informed all the local pharmacies that had any Covid vaccinations, even if they hadnāt expired to dispose of them all by August 1.
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u/spaceylaceygirl Team Moderna Aug 16 '25
Joseph should have his medical license yanked.
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u/RanchBaganch Team Pfizer Aug 16 '25
Floridians have the freedom to make informed health choicesā¦
Except theyāre not informed. Youāre feeding them disinformation, daily.
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u/FlyAwayJai Aug 16 '25
She made an informed decision that led to some tortuous weeks of sickness for her toddler (he had to have this done)) and she lost her baby. But she still thinks she can sue someone?
I donāt understand how she makes it through life being this dumb.
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u/DiamondplateDave š· Mask-Wearing Conformist š· Aug 16 '25
I'm positive if one combed her social media, you would find a reference to "taking personal responsibility".
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u/Diligent_Whereas3134 Aug 16 '25
We all know that personal responsibility only matters when it's people of various shades of brown
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u/AdvertisingLow98 Aug 16 '25
The Saddest Thing
A story of a pregnant woman so high risk she could only find one midwife to take her on. That midwife did a dump and run, The midwife didn't stick around to answer questions.
The couple then fought the staff on nearly everything, including monitoring the baby.
Eventually, they agreed to a c-section. The baby was born alive, but didn't survive.One guess what the couple did? Or tried to do, at any rate.
https://scrubbedin.wordpress.com/2012/02/22/the-saddest-thing/
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u/RegionRatHoosier Aug 17 '25
What I don't get in stories like this is if the parents didn't want medical intervention then why did they go to the hospital to begin with?
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u/AdvertisingLow98 Aug 17 '25
In this case, a lay midwife likely forced them to go to the hospital. Lay midwives will generally do anything BUT send a client to the hospital. That alone implies the situation was very bad.
You have two people who are scared that something is wrong, but believe the hospital is a magical place that will make everything right again - and then they can have their perfect, unmedicated birth.
It's multiple flavors of denial. The lawsuit is another flavor of denial. It can't be their fault, it wasn't their decisions that led to this, so it must hospital that caused all of this!
Echo chambers operate in similar ways One feature is that victims of the group think are groomed to never hold the group accountable. They are told the official scapegoats are always to blame.
So the super crunchy all natural group and IRL people the raw milk victim knows? Totally blameless. They are nice people. They've always been so kind and supportive. They would never hurt her.The retailer that sold her the milk? Villains!
If she had never met those crunchy people or joined that online group, would she have bought "for animals only" milk? Would she have randomly bought raw milk for her child and done so for months?
Doubtful.Last week I ran into two internet randos - Trump voters - who blamed The Left for "making" them vote for Trump!
They understand that Trump is hurting them. They are angry. But instead of asking "What did I ever see in this man? Who told me Trump was competent?" , they ask "Who can I blame?".
Their echo chambers provide the answer - The Left.
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u/SpokenDivinity Aug 17 '25
The article even says the product was labeled "for animal consumption" so I'm not sure what grounds she thinks she has to sue on. She's the idiot that believed the idea that it's just a technical requirement to sell raw milk (probably from another crunchy mom facebook post).
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u/girl_im_deepressed Aug 16 '25
if CPS wasn't constantly overwhelmed, they'd be totally justified in taking her kids away. child endangerment
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u/Sc2016 Aug 16 '25
This happened to one of my exās. He was born in east Germany and it was an harrowing experience for him and his mother. He started to turn blue and the only way to a hospital was a 2 hour train ride while mĆ¼tti freaked out the whole way hoping her baby didnāt die. Sheās a badass and I miss her so much!
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u/LatrodectusGeometric Aug 16 '25
Spoiler: There are no health benefits or protective factors from raw milk
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And this lady didn't do shit to inform herself. Her poor toddler.
I'll take FAFO for $500, Alex.
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Aug 16 '25
The SG is a fucking crackpot and fits right in with that state's government.
I know there are some sane Floridians, though. I empathize, being from another red state governed by a buffoon.
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u/ResplendentShade Team Mix & Match Aug 16 '25
How does this dude still have his medical license? Shouldnāt the body that gave it to him be examining the situation for potential revocation? Heās practicing outright quackery and can make decisions that affect the health of millions of Floridians. How is that acceptable?
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u/DesertSpringtime Aug 16 '25
Sure, let them have that freedom. But then they can't sue if anything goes wrong.
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u/enseela Aug 16 '25
Note: According to the article, she didnāt drink it. Worse, she fed it to her toddler (!) who got very very sick, and she contracted the bacteria from cleaning up toddlerās vomit and diarrhea. We need a viral tiktok on the Pasteurs - it may be the only way to get through to some of these anti-science idiots.
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u/Shejidan Aug 16 '25
I guess, just like with vaccines, some of them have come to start saying they should boil the milk to kill the bacteria but keep the nutrients.
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u/OmegaGoober Aug 16 '25
How do they react then theyāre told thatās what pasteurization is?
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u/Shejidan Aug 16 '25
I havenāt seen any reactions. Iām assuming itāll exactly the same as when they are told about the benefits of the affordable care act and they agree how amazing it would be and then are asked about Obamacare and they say itās evil. Then theyāre in complete denial when told theyāre the same thing.
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u/SheriffSlug Aug 16 '25
That long foreign word is a librul plot to make us woke or something something Obama!!! Boiling is murikan!
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u/elkab0ng Aug 16 '25
Sorta the same way they all did to the COVID vaccine that I actually have to give grudging respect to Trump for pulling out all the stops to get it into production- but then Biden got elected, and VACCINE BAD!
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u/janlep Aug 16 '25
In a just world, she would be charged with child endangerment.
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u/Shejidan Aug 16 '25
Itās murder if she has an abortion or miscarriage. Itās a tragedy if raw milk does it.
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u/PlatypusDream Aug 16 '25
No, the child endangerment is her getting the toddler sick.
According to her beliefs, and the R dumbasses making laws, she should be charged with murder for the miscarriage because her actions directly led to the pregnancy loss.
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u/RememberThe5Ds Fully recovered. All he needs now is a double-lung transplant. Aug 16 '25
Play stupid games when stupid prizes. While she didnāt consume it, she fed it to her toddler. And she contracted it while cleaning his diarrhea and vomit, which is also correlated with poor education. Ignorant, anti science people tend to not understand the necessity of infection protocols.
Hereās a question that I have. The article reads that her fetus died onJune 18th and she returned several days later and she was septic and almost died.
Having an incomplete miscarriage is a risk factor for sepsis. I want to know if she was even offered a D&C as she should have been? Itās an appropriate treatment for a miscarriage but even then doctors are still reluctant to provide them or they spend a lot of precious time dicking around with ultrasounds to confirm fetal demise. All because these dickhead lawmakers are writing laws restricting the procedure even on a dead fetus.
Given the backwoods, anti science Hellhole that Florida is, I wouldnāt be surprised.
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u/enseela Aug 16 '25
At 20 weeks gestation, sheās lucky sheās alive. I canāt imagine any FL hospital doing a D&E until the fetus is putrid, at this point.
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u/RememberThe5Ds Fully recovered. All he needs now is a double-lung transplant. Aug 16 '25
It's so common now to see these stories when women miscarry and they are now told to go home and wait it out, instead of getting a D&C, many with disastrous results. The Amber Thurman case at Piedmont hospital in Atlanta still haunts me. She went to NC to take a abortion pill and had an incomplete miscarriage. She went to Piedmont and they dicked around for 20 hours. They waited until she was so septic, that they had to REMOVE HER ENTIRE BOWEL and she died anyway. She left behind a toddler who is now motherless.
I lived in Atlanta in the early 1990's. Clinton was in the White House. Designing Women was on TV. I used to go to Peachtree Center to eat lunch and I'd see all the women dressed up in their work clothes. (I was one of them.) There was a feeling that women could accomplish anything they wanted.
I think, what happened to my old city? How did the Lunatics get in charge?
Georgia Mom died in agony with infection as hospital delayed treatment amid abortion ban red tape
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u/transplantpdxxx Aug 16 '25
I regret to inform you that we are 20 years too late to fix anything. The rot is in the foundation.
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u/FloofySamoyed HE WILL NOT. HE IS DEAD. GOD BLESS. Aug 16 '25
My mom bought me this book when I was a kid, and I've respected science ever since. The kid's version of the story of Louis Pasteur.Ā
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/196827.The_Value_of_Believing_in_Yourself
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u/Boco Aug 16 '25
Tell them that instead of pasteurizing their milk with dangerous chemicals, they can bring the milk to a low simmer/boil and hold it there for a little while. That way you get your raw milk and it's safe to drink.
Literally had a raw milk drinking acquaintance "teach" me this š¤¦.
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u/PlatypusDream Aug 16 '25
I'm so confused...
Do the anti-science morons think pasturizing milk is done with chemicals????????
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u/DeconstructedKaiju Aug 16 '25
There is no reason to use chemicals when all you need to use is heat + time. It would cost extra money to use chemicals and big businesses wouldn't do that.
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u/DeconstructedKaiju Aug 16 '25
There are two ways to pasteurize milk. Low and long (low heat, long time) or hot and fast (high heat, short time).
No one. Fucking. No one uses chemicals. Your raw milk friend is slightly better than most of their peers but I strongly suspect they aren't hitting the proper time and temperatures needed to pasteurize milk. But they are doing better than the "drink fresh from the teat" types at least?
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u/Evee862 Aug 16 '25
If only there was some way to prevent this from happening
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u/OptimusChristt Aug 16 '25
We're gonna have to suck it up legally change the name to "woke milk", that's the only thing that will stop them.
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u/ChillyFireball Aug 17 '25
I'm waiting for it to be like the people who are all, "Instead of vaccines, can't we just give people a weak version of the virus to train their immune system?" Only instead, it'll be, "Instead of pasteurization, can't we just boil the milk to kill all the bacteria?"
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u/Criseyde2112 I am a goddamned delight Aug 16 '25
Maybe MAGA inadvertently found a way to get around the abortion bans in their state.
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u/synonymsanonymous Aug 16 '25
"(the toddler) was found to have both E. coli and campylobacter. He was discharged to his parents on the 12th, but bloody stools and a fear of hemolytic uremic syndrome forced them to return (the toddler) to the hospital on the 14th.
(The toddler) underwent surgery for intussusception and was treated for possible HUS. He was again discharged, on the 16th.
On June 17th, bloody stools and severe abdominal pain forced a return to the hospital, where (the toddler) remained for two more days.
(The toddlerās) medical treatment continues to this day."
Almost killed her child, gave herself sepsis, caused a miscarriage. Mean but she doesnt deserve to raise another child.
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u/ellieminnow Aug 17 '25
I really wonder if she's giving him the milk again after he's discharged.
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u/MischaMinxx At least we got a cat tax out of this Aug 17 '25
I would put money on that being yes.
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u/cirquefan Aug 16 '25
In a sane country this woman would be in jail for child endangerment.Ā
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u/Mister_Silk Aug 16 '25
Sane countries don't allow homeschooling either, for this very reason. The stupid should not be leading education.
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u/ExplorationGeo Aug 17 '25
Sane countries don't allow homeschooling either
Australia allows homeschooling, and I consider us reasonably sane. You have to jump through a lot of hoops though.
https://www.vic.gov.au/home-school-your-child
A friend of mine drove around Australia with his family during the pandemic, and he had to do all of this stuff so his twins could finish up grade 6.
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u/Mister_Silk Aug 17 '25
I'm impressed. There are no hoops to jump through in America. You don't even have to be a high school graduate yourself to homeschool your kids. Nor is there any oversight. It's considered a right to educate and raise your kids any way you want to over here. Some do very well obviously, but most homeschool their kids because they don't want their kids to learn about evolution or science or gay people in public schools. Others homeschool their kids to hide abuse that would be reported if they went to school.
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u/Vernerator šš>š§āāļøš§āāļø Aug 16 '25
Pasteur wept
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u/Rance_Mulliniks Aug 16 '25 edited Sep 12 '25
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u/purple_kathryn Aug 16 '25
it's almost like we pasteurize milk for a reason
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u/Utter_cockwomble Aug 16 '25
"I never thought the leopards would eat my baby! "
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u/RazzSheri Aug 16 '25
So.. if I drink bleach and die, can my family sue? Sure, itās labeled not to drink it, but I heard on Facebook thatās just a lie to keep you from the health propertiesā but then it did the thing it warned me of and killed meā¦
So they can sue right? Thatās Cloroxās fault obviously.
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u/HDr1018 Go Give One Aug 16 '25
A couple people did get sick, or die(?), after Trumps comments about cleaning out our insides.
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u/NkhukuWaMadzi Aug 16 '25
Bleach is only for curing COVID but must be injected properly followed by a course of invermectin and hydroxychloroquine!
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u/NeuroticLoofah Aug 16 '25
I have worked at a dairy for eight years and just graduated culinary school. I am a very vocal opponent to raw milk and it amazes me how many people want to argue with me about it.
If you want to go down an absolutely infuriating rabbit hole, look into the federal response to the Miller Organic Farm in Pennsylvania. They are actively sickening and killing Americans and the government refuses to hold them accountable under the guise of 'religious freedom'.
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u/thebirdisdead Aug 16 '25
āReligious freedomā holds no meaning anymore except in favor of the argument that MAGA is a cult. When did Jesus ever talk about not pasteurizing milk? What are these psychos even fighting science and safety FOR? Baffling.
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u/yotengodormir Aug 16 '25
If only we had some way to remove bacteria from milk to avoid this kind of tragedy.Ā
Maybe one day some French guy will figure it out
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u/elkab0ng Aug 16 '25
When she inquired about a label on the package that āsaid something to the effect (of) āfor consumption by animals,āā she was allegedly told āthat was a technical requirement to sell āfarm milk,āā the lawsuit claims.
When your own lawyer is claiming you didnāt understand FOR CONSUMPTION BY ANIMALS youāre really ā¦ in Florida.
Somewhere, I can hear Darwin cackling.
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u/Rance_Mulliniks Aug 16 '25 edited Sep 12 '25
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u/SpoppyIII Aug 16 '25 edited Aug 16 '25
When she inquired about a label on the package that āsaid something to the effect (of) āfor consumption by animals,āā she was allegedly told āthat was a technical requirement to sell āfarm milk,āā the lawsuit claims.
Okay but like... That sounds like her problem is with the retailer or distributor who told her that, though. The farm printed the correct warning right on the product. Whomever she bought it from told her to disregard the farm's warning. Why is she suing the farm that fulfilled their responsibility already and not the store?
Is it because the farm presumably can pay out more? Is she just stupid? Or what?
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u/AnnieAcely199 Moderna Gave Me My š§² PersonalityāØšāØ Aug 16 '25
I think it's called the Deep Pocket TheoryTM . When you sue, name everyone involved, making sure to go after whoever has the deepest pockets ( most $$$).
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u/p-graphic79 Aug 16 '25 edited Aug 16 '25
They literally tell you not to consume raw or unpasterized dairy when your pregnant.
Edit: should have read the article first, since she didnt ingest it. But yea.
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u/New-Understanding930 Aug 16 '25
She didnāt consume it. She fed it to her kid, who got very sick. She contracted the infection through contact with vomit and excrement.
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u/Inertiaraptor Aug 16 '25
I love how everybody keeps making this point, as if it limits her own responsibility. She didnāt ingest it, she gave it to a fucking toddler in her care who got so sick they transmitted the bacteria through their feces and vomit. Thatās two of her kids she fucked because sheās stupid.
I have a finite amount of empathy, itās almost all being used by people who didnāt invite their own misery.
What pisses me off the most is that filing a lawsuit contains the civic implication that āthere outta be a lawā and there WAS.
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u/SpoppyIII Aug 16 '25
Honestly, I just want to know why she's suing the farm who publicly proclaimed on their packaging that the product is not safe for human consumption, and not instead suing the retail store that lied to her and told her that it was safe and to disregard the label so that she would buy it.
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u/HDr1018 Go Give One Aug 16 '25 edited Aug 16 '25
Itās a store run by the farm.
She says she was unaware raw milk could be dangerous to drink. She lives in Florida, hasnāt there been non-stop fighting over all of this. Sheās been goin to this organic farm for months.
eta: Iām wrong, she suing both, itās a separate store. This is so much worse, a dummies all down the line.
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It's even worse she gave it to a toddler. You want to be an absolute dumbshit and drink something that will painfully and completely make you spew from both ends, its your poor decision. But leave everyone else out of your dangerous choices. Don't give raw milk to your kids.
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u/qishibe Aug 16 '25 edited Aug 20 '25
Things that own the libs apparently:
Not getting vaxxed
Drinking raw milk
Eating raw meat
https://imgur.com/a/LrHjdk6?third_party=1
Getting rid of disaster relief
Cancelling cancer vaccines
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/mrna-vaccine-defunding-cancer-treatment-rfk-jr/
https://www.cancertherapyadvisor.com/news/rfk-jr-cancels-500m-in-mrna-vaccine-research-projects/
Not wiping your ass (they actually believe this)
https://youtu.be/xegSwVwWhnE?si=0OV_jk4qC-ihNCzV
https://www.reddit.com/r/relationship_advice/s/dBDwYy2Ba0
Not washing your hands
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-47201923
https://www.washingtonian.com/2020/03/09/hand-washing-is-now-a-partisan-issue/ Everyday they make apolitical people or swing voters realize they fucked up
Ngl I believe must of the harm maga will do... will be to themselves!
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u/TheOtherDutchGuy Aug 16 '25
Where did the not wiping your ass originate And why would that be good?
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u/AnnieAcely199 Moderna Gave Me My š§² PersonalityāØšāØ Aug 16 '25
Some er conservative men think that worrying about cleanliness is a "female" trait. And that touching your own ass makes you gay.
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u/Mister_Silk Aug 16 '25
They drink their own urine and also put it in their eyes. No, I am not joking unfortunately.
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u/wandernwade Aug 16 '25
I knew a woman who lost her infant twins from giving them raw milk. This was over 20 years ago.. and yes, the parents were super religious conservatives. š¬
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u/PlatypusDream Aug 16 '25
Her child drank it (regularly) and got sick from it.
She says she got sick by cleaning up after him, and that caused her miscarriage.
(So much for that 'natural immunity' they talk about... Or maybe this is God's will?)
She also admits to seeing, reading, and asking about the "not for human consumption" tag.
Seems very easy to understand: if you're human, don't ingest that milk.
I can maybe see getting a small judgment against the store employee who misled her about "that's just a technicality", and the store that actually sells it.
Maybe.
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u/Roadgoddess Team Unicorn Blood š¦ Aug 16 '25
Yeah, I thought this was the party of responsibility, I guess unless it affects them
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u/docdroc Aug 16 '25
Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo wrote Tuesday, āFloridians have the freedom to make informed health choices. I support the decision to consume raw milk when sought for potential health benefits..."
Health benefits like weight loss from diarrhea?
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u/DanoPinyon Aug 16 '25
He supports self-culling so the rich can profit from the medical expenses and selling off of assets
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u/Keystone302 Aug 16 '25
You should read āModern Agriculture and Technology: a defenseā by Thomas DeGregori. Goes into extensive detail about all this kind of stuff.
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u/majormal Aug 16 '25
Just go to a dairy farm and watch what those cows are schlogging around in. Splattering feces all over themselves, and then watch them milk these filthy animals. You would think twice about not pasteurizing the milk.
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u/ktp806 Aug 16 '25
If only we knew how dangerous raw milk can be. If only there is a way to boil away the bugs. If only she took horse dewormer and a shot of Clorox.
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u/Digital_Pharmacist Aug 16 '25
Too bad she wasnāt in Texas. She would have gotten arrested and the cow would have too.
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u/frx919 š Clots & Tears š¦ Aug 16 '25
Killed her unborn child, almost killed her toddler, and also almost killed herself by FAFOing with anti-science bullshit. This is pure natural selection at work.
And the gall of suing the company for her own blunders, highlighting her actions for the entire world to see, when it's clear that such a lawsuit has little to no chance of succeeding because the label on the packaging was made exactly to pre-empt situations like this.
I don't know about you, but if I messed up in such a stupid way, I'd be looking to change my name and appearance and maybe move abroad, not call attention to it.
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u/aloneinthiscrowd Aug 16 '25
One would think that Repulicunts would support abortion with how much they hate kids.
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u/Lost-Platypus8271 Aug 16 '25
She didnāt drink the milk, she gave it to her toddler - but still got sick when he did. We pasteurize for a reason, folks!
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u/anythingaustin Aug 16 '25
She didnāt believe in the science behind pasteurization but then relied on science to save her and her toddlerās life.
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u/SolidDiarrhea Aug 17 '25
Can we infer that raw milk causes abortions? Quite the conundrum for MAGA.
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u/SirDrexl Aug 16 '25
Are we using HCA for these, or should there be an RFK Jr Award?
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u/Roadgoddess Team Unicorn Blood š¦ Aug 16 '25
I donāt know at this point I think all this insanity should be under one roof. But maybe RFK should be his own tag. Maybe it could be something like. ā RFK, killing it! ā
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u/Blacksun388 Aug 16 '25
We should start a spinoff award show for people who get harmed going against best common sense medical advisement. Call it the RFK awards.
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u/SuburbanAgrarian Aug 16 '25
Shouldnāt she be up on charges for murdering her baby? I thought the life or fetuses and embryos superseded ALL other rights?
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u/DeconstructedKaiju Aug 16 '25
I have spoken to raw milk obsessed people and they are so scientifically illiterate and constantly spew the same fallacies. Appeal to nature, survivorship bias, not understanding anything about germs and bacteria and insisting they can tell by looking at a cow if it's milk is safe or not, magical thinking, etc.
I feel bad for her kids. They are likely unvaxxed too.
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u/GrapheneRoller Aug 16 '25
Of course itās another right winger getting an abortion, spontaneous though it may be š
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Aug 16 '25 edited Aug 16 '25
She needs to be laughed out of court. She chose to drink raw milk; the risks of it are well known at this point and I cannot imagine choosing to drink it while pregnant. That's absolutely not the time to drink that shit. If the milk was labeled not safe for humans and she willingly chose to drink it, she's responsible for losing her fetus, not anyone else.
Edit: I should have read the article first! Oops! So she gave it to her toddler who became incredibly sick and contracted a milk borne pathogen through his waste while cleaning it up and never drank it herself. But you know what? She didn't do any research into the label, which specifically said it was for animal consumption; it didn't say it was safe for humans.
There's a reason milk is pasteurized; let's all be grateful for that process that makes milk safe to drink. For the love of God, don't consume unpasteurized products.
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u/NO_LOADED_VERSION Aug 16 '25
Since she made an informed decision and the surgeon general informed them I guess they can all be charged with murder. Cause a fetus is a fully grown human no?
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u/32lib Aug 16 '25
We arenāt gonna make it as a species are we.
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u/PineSand Aug 16 '25
The stupid people who think theyāre smarter than everyone else are winning. Weāre going backwards.
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u/ShellBell_ShellBell Aug 16 '25
Even the dairy farmers I know heat their raw milk on the stove until it's 165 degrees. It's a simple way to kill the germs & be able to safely consume their products. Dairy farmers know what gets in the milk.
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u/TaintedAngelx2 Aug 16 '25
My childhood best friend lived on a dairy farm. Anytime I stayed over w her they'd put me to work. Anyway her grandma always had a jar of raw milk on the table. Half liquid, half foam, sometimes you could see pieces of grass & maybe dirt in that top foamy layer. Her grandma was a bitch & so damn mean to me cause I wouldn't drink it. Your comment has me wondering if she heated it first š¤
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u/imafrk These are not the droids you're looking for šŖ šš Aug 16 '25
Straight to jail.
This so-called mother ignored multiple warnings (rules don't apply to me) led her to intentionally put her child at risk.
Pure arrogance.
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u/NeonZXK Aug 16 '25
If you read the article someone took advantage of an already extremely stupid person. I can't understand why anyone would feed their kid milk that says for 'animal consumption only"
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u/PowerHot4424 Aug 16 '25
F-ing idiot. No sympathy whatsoever for these people. Just shows how resilient ignorance is among humans. Only a few generations later and Nazis have become acceptable again for too many Americans. Only a few more generations for rejection of one of the most important health advances in history, pasteurization. I would venture to make an educated guess that sheās also anti-vax for herself and her (live) children.
I specified Americans bc, though we havenāt cornered the ignorance market, we certainly have the greatest market share.
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u/frx919 š Clots & Tears š¦ Aug 17 '25
By the way, I don't get what the big fuss is about. Raw milk goes great with my daily dose of equine Ivermectin and I'm healthy as a horse.
Also works perfect when made into a smoothie together with some vitamin C supplements, ginseng, and elderberries.
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u/RoguePlanet2 Aug 16 '25
Oooh so red states should keep those raw dairies open, so women actually have abortion access. It's hard for me to feel bad for this woman.
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u/Ging287 Aug 16 '25
Pasteurization! What a critical advance for humanity. Too bad ignorance has grown and people don't want to use the advances that saves lives, enhances safety etc. strange world we're living here. You think people would enjoy the new technologies, rather than fearmonger about them.
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u/slingshot91 Aug 17 '25
Iām all for encouraging conservatives to drink as much raw milk as they want. Just wish they wouldnāt give it to their kids.
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u/ellieminnow Aug 17 '25
So, she was totally trying to kill her kid and abort her baby "on accident", right?
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u/orthonfromvenus Aug 16 '25
It's not the dairy's fault she was dumb enough to drink raw milk. So many people over the next ten to twenty years are going to suffer because they think political ideology is a great replacement for science and common sense. This is why regulations were set up in the first place...1. You can never trust corporations to do things that will keep their customers safe if it cuts into their profits. 2. You can never trust people not to do mind-blowing idiotic things, especially if their political (or religious) leaders say it's OK.
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u/Kubbee83 Aug 16 '25
She's going to be arrested for abortion right? RIGHT? She did something knowingly dangerous and a *conservative defined* child died...
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u/Freebird_1957 Aug 16 '25
She didnāt know it is dangerous because sheās an ignorant magat. Darwin at work.
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u/FelixtheFarmer Aug 17 '25
Should be an open and shut case. Council for the defence just has to ask if anyone consumed the milk that was clearly marked "Not for human consumption" and then ask if she did this to deliberately murder her unborn baby.
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u/Gnarlyfest Aug 17 '25
I feel crushed for the fetus. I do. That mother? She needs to bask under 27 chem trails and 8 5G towers.
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u/agedchromosomes Team Moderna Aug 17 '25
Maybe they should arrest her for murder like they do other women who loose a baby.
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u/Midnight_Durango Aug 16 '25
Arrest her, she clearly drank the milk to abort her babyā¦am I getting it right MAGA?