Meanwhile in Florida, I caught our youngest kid drinking milk that was not for human consumption.

Obviously, I am just joking. I don’t like milk, but raw milk is objectively delicious. Thicker, sweeter, healthier.

In the wake of explosive diarrhea from lettuce at Taco Bell, the government still feels the need to micromanage and limit the individual rights of the people, for the benefit of big ag and big corp.

In fact, given the outbreak, the government realizes it must govern even harder!

It’s a totally misguided application of oversight.

When people get sick from raw milk, it’s a few here, half a dozen there. And the government needs to shut down an entire industry.

When people get sick from mass contamination at the corporate level, it’s hundreds, thousand. Hospitalizations. Deaths. And no one bats an eye. Business as usual. Another recall. Then back to business as usual.

Criminalizing small ag, individual choice, freedom.

Forcing small farms and people who want control over their own body to implement technicalities to circumvent government overreach. So the CNN’s of the works can then accuse them of consuming animal food

I was at Bedner‘s farm the other day, and noticed they had the same warning on their orange juice. Orange juice. That I squeeze myself with their machine from fresh oranges. Because it’s freshly squeezed and not pasteurized. Because it might have come in contact with farm animals or something.

If cleanliness and potential illness from contact is the issue, it’s only a matter of time before the government bans cats because of the risk of toxoplasmosis. 😂

There has to be a pushback. There has to be some meaningful decoupling from an overbearing Karen nanny state. But with the push for socialism, government-run and government-subsidize grocery stores, it is easier to play into the apathy of large swaths of people and quash the independence and autonomy of those who just want to make their own decisions.