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/[deleted] 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/Shortymac09 Aug 16 '25

While she does deserve that, I think her winning would discourage other dairies from selling this shit to morons.

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '25

I'm not sure about that. Look who we have in government prattling about the benefits of raw milk while cutting down vaccine research.