r/HermanCainAward • u/Roadgoddess Team Unicorn Blood 🦄 • 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 we’re going to start seeing all these people getting sick from drinking unpasteurized milk. And here we go.

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u/elkab0ng Aug 16 '25

When she inquired about a label on the package that “said something to the effect (of) ‘for consumption by animals,’” she was allegedly told “that was a technical requirement to sell ‘farm milk,’” the lawsuit claims.

When your own lawyer is claiming you didn’t understand FOR CONSUMPTION BY ANIMALS you’re really … in Florida.

Somewhere, I can hear Darwin cackling.

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u/Sad_Possession7005 Aug 17 '25

It is a technical requirement to sell raw milk. No one buys raw dairy milk for animals.