WHY THE FxxK DO I NEED A LAW TO EAT??? I don't derive my rights from the law, fake politicians, or corporations masquerading as governments!

WHY THE FxxK DO I NEED A LAW TO EAT???

I don't derive my rights from the law, fake politicians, or corporations masquerading as governments! 🖕🖕🖕

These politicians are frauds. They introduce bills to look like heroes but they're really really not not going to do anything… https://t.co/kVSc7FeysB

— DR JANE RUBY (@RealDrJaneRuby) April 25, 2024

Freshman legislator, Representative Kim Coates, has introduced HB467, a bill that allows for the sale of raw milk! This is a liberty issue: should you have the freedom to choose to buy this product or not? We think you do! Just as with raw oysters, consumers should have the right to purchase raw milk. As important, our dairy farmers have the right to profit from the fruits of their labor. Many Louisianans drive to Texas to purchase raw milk - let’s bring that money home to Louisiana! This bill is being heard in committee TODAY! Send a statement of support to the committee NOW!  

https://votervoice.net/SFHF/Campaigns/114989/Respond 

YAY, WEST VIRGINIANS CAN DRINK RAW MILK!!!

By a vote of 95-1 today, the West Virginia House gave final approval to a bill that would legalize retail raw milk sales in the state with no restrictions or limits, as long as the containers are clearly labeled as unpasteurized raw milk.  https://t.co/F4RAWW3pMO

— TenthAmendmentCenter (@TenthAmendment) March 11, 2024

Interesting article on the FDA's position on raw milk and what this passage does to federal prohibition in general.  

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (March 11, 2024) – By a vote of 95-1 today, the West Virginia House gave final approval to a bill that would legalize retail raw milk sales in the state with no restrictions or limits, as long as the containers are clearly labeled as unpasteurized raw milk. Enactment would also take an important step toward further rejecting a federal prohibition scheme in practice and effect.

A group of delegates led by Del. Michael Hornby introduced House Bill 4911 (HB4911). Under the proposed law, retailers could sell raw milk in the state as long as the container is clearly labeled as “unpasteurized raw milk,” and includes the name and physical address of the seller, the date of production, and the following warning: “Consuming unpasteurized raw milk may increase your risk of foodborne illness, especially for children, elderly, immunocompromised individuals, and persons with certain medical conditions.”

On March 8, the Senate passed HB4911 with some amendments by a 28-5 vote. The Senate version removed provisions that would have given retailers immunity from civil liability related to the consumption of raw milk, except in cases of “intentional or willful and wanton misconduct.” It also added provisions authorizing the Commissioner of Agriculture to propose rules to regulate the sale of raw milk.

The House previously passed the bill by a 76-19 vote. Today, the House concurred with the Senate version by a vote of 95-1.

The enactment of this legislation would build on a law passed in 2016 that legalized raw milk consumption in West Virginia under so-called herd share agreements.

During the 2023 legislative session, Idaho and North Dakota expanded their raw milk sales and Iowa legalized limited raw milk sales.

Raw milk is one of the best foods for detoxification, but only raw milk specifically, not pasteurized.

Raw Milk and Glutathione @ChrisMasterjohn has a great article on the Weston Price Foundation website that discusses how raw milk is one of the best foods for detoxification, but only raw milk specifically, not pasteurized.

For those of you who are new to researching… pic.twitter.com/xpSqbTOvpb

— Inversionism (@Inversionism) August 31, 2023

Locally, Sprouts, my least favorite store because of their COVID-19 policies and reinforcements which turned them into thugs and still carry on with their authoritarian fantasies, carries it.