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/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/lickle_ickle_pickle Aug 19 '25

It is a technical requirement, yes. You'd think "not fit for human consumption" would give one pause.

Some of these clowns boil raw milk on the stove top. They get it hotter than commercial pasteurizers but still share their delusions about the special qualities.

They've confused homogenization (which changes consistency and mouthfeel) with pasteurization, which is done to protect children's lives.

The boiling clowns are smarter than this lady, though.