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Lmao I mean, you can look up the stats. Approximately no one dies from raw milk. Pasteurization started before refrigeration was common and when cities became l
by lettergram 2y ago
Lmao I mean, you can look up the stats. Approximately no one dies from raw milk. Pasteurization started before refrigeration was common and when cities became larger so getting milk was more difficult.
I think we’d know if people started to become massively sick, people would stop buying from the folks. We know most of the people in the area.
- tombert 2y agoI posted in a sister comment, but you can get tuberculosis from raw milk, and then that tuberculosis can be spread, even to people who don't drink raw milk I'm not saying it's super likely, but it's something worth considering.
- yongjik 2y agoHave we lived through the same pandemic? People will absolutely insist their loved ones dying is a coincidence, as long as they can frame their action as standing up to the government (or whatever they hate). All you need is someone describing the situation as the government holding a gun to your head and telling you to pasteurize your milk (YOUR milk!), or something like that.