House panel OK`s raw milk sales !!

billooo2 · #21 02/20/12, 12:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Paquebot

As long as nobody dies, let everyone have whatever they want even though dying may be cheaper. This one is going to cost somebody some big bucks before it's over.

http://www.foodsafetynews.com/2012/0...break-expands/

Martin

Compared to Obamacare????

billooo2 · #22 02/20/12, 12:25 AM

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Originally Posted by willow_girl

Obamacare appears to be a way to attempt to contain costs, by forcing as many people as possible to purchase insurance so the government isn't stuck with the tab.

Obamacare is designed to drive the private insurance companies out of business. Then you will only have one provider....with absolutley NO incentive to keep costs down.......and Obabma is hiring, so I am told, 17,000 new IRS agents JUST TO ENFORCE OBAMACARE. They will be enpowered to take money out of your accounts to pay whtever they decide.

Is there anyone who actually thinks that this is a good thing???

billooo2 · #23 02/20/12, 12:30 AM

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Originally Posted by willow_girl

Switching gears ... what happens when an uninsured person gets sick from drinking raw milk? Should the taxpayer be required to pick up the tab? Personally, I think the producer ought to be required to carry liability insurance. It's all well and good to say, "Oh, just have the customer sign a waiver" ... but at the end of the day, someone has to pay. Who should it be?

You sem very convinced that this onslaught of people sick from raw milk is an inevitable happening.........at what point do you prdict that this catastrophe will occur.

I would think that if 9 million of us are drinking raw milk, then it would have happened by now. Since it has not happened, but your are so convinced that it will happen.......at what point are you convinced that it will happen??

willow_girl · #24 02/20/12, 07:54 AM

I seriously question the estimates that 3 percent of the U.S. population drinks raw milk.