Terrorist Organization Assaults Amish Farmers Over Milk Production

michaelsuede

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The criminal terrorist organization you call the FDA has decided that you are simply too stupid to know what’s best for you. Accordingly, they have raided a completely peaceful Amish farmer for the heinous crime of selling raw milk to willing consumers.

You see, consumers might accidentally purchase raw milk, confusing it with highly modified, steroid ridden, pasteurized, homogenized, genetically altered regular milk produced by mega-corporate dairy conglomerates, which might put their lives in jeopardy based on research conducted back in the 1960s (which has never been subsequently verified).

In order to get around federal jurisdiction legalities, the terrorist organization purchased milk from the farmers who then shipped it across state lines. This act gave the feds the authority to mount a 5:00 AM raid on the Amish farmers, who were subsequently traumatized by armed Stasi enforcers storming around their private property looking for anything they deemed to be unwholesome for you.

Chairman Mao warned us that “There is a serious tendency toward capitalism among the well-to-do peasants.” It appears as if his prophecy has come to pass here in our criminal communist State. Thank god the FDA is here to crack down on those who would make a living by providing products that people are voluntarily willing to pay for.

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An officer demonstrates his lack of masculinity by drawing his weapon in fear of being attacked by raw milk wholesalers.

Raw milk distributors have a history of violent gang-like activity dating back to 10,000 B.C. when Ugma the goat farmer beat Bututu over head with a Woolly Mammoth thighbone for not paying his milk protection money. I can see why armed State agents were necessary in order take on the Amish mafia at 5:00 AM.
 
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Oh good, I was worried you might use needlessly inflammatory language when I clicked this link.
 
I just have to ask; is this kind of thing working for you? Have you ever convinced anyone ever of these opinions you are trying to relate with this overblown, hysterical hyperbole?

My brother and his wife are big raw milk fans, and they are working to get it legalised in TX where they live, but somehow they are able to do so in a mature, calm manner (without childish name-calling and emotional arguments) and are seeing results that way.

Why can't you?
 
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The criminal terrorist organization you call the FDA has decided that you are simply too stupid to know what’s best for you. Accordingly, they have raided a completely peaceful Amish farmer for the heinous crime of selling raw milk to willing consumers.

You see, consumers might accidentally purchase raw milk, confusing it with highly modified, steroid ridden, pasteurized, homogenized, genetically altered regular milk produced by mega-corporate dairy conglomerates, which might put their lives in jeopardy based on research conducted back in the 1960s (which has never been subsequently verified).

In order to get around federal jurisdiction legalities, the terrorist organization purchased milk from the farmers who then shipped it across state lines. This act gave the feds the authority to mount a 5:00 AM raid on the Amish farmers, who were subsequently traumatized by armed Stasi enforcers storming around their private property looking for anything they deemed to be unwholesome for you.

Chairman Mao warned us that “There is a serious tendency toward capitalism among the well-to-do peasants.” It appears as if his prophecy has come to pass here in our criminal communist State. Thank god the FDA is here to crack down on those who would make a living by providing products that people are voluntarily willing to pay for.

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An officer demonstrates his lack of masculinity by drawing his weapon in fear of being attacked by raw milk wholesalers.

Raw milk distributors have a history of violent gang-like activity dating back to 10,000 B.C. when Ugma the goat farmer beat Bututu over head with a Woolly Mammoth thighbone for not paying his milk protection money. I can see why armed State agents were necessary in order take on the Amish mafia at 5:00 AM.
Obama and the dems have been seeking to go after the food supply for some time if you ask me. Just look at the legislation they have pushed. Can't have organic and free range, non-corporate farms. Gotta bring both the food supply and health-care under government and corporate control if you want to control people.

Guns are still on their agenda as well.
 
I think if you were the Amish farmers, you would be terrorized by the FDA's actions.

Hence, it is entirely appropriate to label the FDA as a terrorist organization.
 
The FDA might have a point aboput how stupid people are. Some people are actually stupid enough to equate the FDA with an actual terrorist organization. And that's pretty damn stupid.
 
The FDA might have a point aboput how stupid people are. Some people are actually stupid enough to equate the FDA with an actual terrorist organization. And that's pretty damn stupid.

I guess you don't think the farmers were terrorized by a 5:00 AM raid by armed agents.

I'll ask the FDA if they can stop by your house and conduct a pre-dawn inspection of your property.

Never know, you might be producing something in your house without State permission.
 
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I think if you were the Amish farmers, you would be terrorized by the FDA's actions.

Hence, it is entirely appropriate to label the FDA as a terrorist organization.

I had an insured that used the same logic to try and get his car fixed- he didn't mean to run his car without oil- in other words it "happened accidentally"- therefore his "accident" insurance should buy him a new engine.

Didn't work for him, either. Of course, you'll probably tell me that insurance companies are terrorist socialist commie mafiosi just out to rob the poor, defenseless noble consumer and we'll all be the first against the wall when the revolution comes.

How's that going, by the way? Lined up a bunch of new recruits with the name-calling and equivocation?
 
Speaking of "which has never been subsequently verified"....

I eagerly await your research demonstrating raw milk is bad for you.

I'm sure the research will be paid for by some dairy conglomerate or other institution that operates at their behest.
 
I had an insured that used the same logic to try and get his car fixed- he didn't mean to run his car without oil- in other words it "happened accidentally"- therefore his "accident" insurance should buy him a new engine.

Didn't work for him, either. Of course, you'll probably tell me that insurance companies are terrorist socialist commie mafiosi just out to rob the poor, defenseless noble consumer and we'll all be the first against the wall when the revolution comes.

How's that going, by the way? Lined up a bunch of new recruits with the name-calling and equivocation?

I think insurance companies should take over our policing and court systems.

They would do a better job of providing those services and they would do so based entirely on voluntary purchases rather than coercive theft.

Insurance companies wouldn't be raiding Amish farmers at 5:00 AM for producing milk products.
 
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Just thought I'd throw this out there in case people actually thought that having armed State agents terrorize Amish farmers was in their best interests.


http://www.boston.com/bostonglobe/magazine/articles/2008/03/23/got_raw_milk/?page=2
SOME OF THE EVIDENCE WOULD SEEM TO back her up. The last cases of illness from raw milk recorded by the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources occurred nine years ago, when 11 Boy Scouts visiting a farm became ill with salmonella after drinking raw milk; all recovered. Nationally, according to the Centers for Disease Control, from 1998 to 2005 there were 1,007 illnesses and two deaths from raw milk or cheese consumption - a tiny fraction of the estimated 76 million total cases of foodborne illnesses each year. And few foods are absolutely safe, including pasteurized milk. Massachusetts consumers found this out in December, when state public health officials revealed that three elderly men died from listeriosis they had contracted from pasteurized milk produced in Shrewsbury; a pregnant woman who contracted the illness had a miscarriage.

Thank god the State is here to protect you from yourself.
 
I never met an Amish dude who wasn't already up and at 'em at 5:00 am. Since when is it possible to wake a dairy farmer at 5?

I also never met an Amish dude with a surveillance camera . . .
 
I eagerly await your research demonstrating raw milk is bad for you.

I'm sure the research will be paid for by some dairy conglomerate or other institution that operates at their behest.

Well in that case, I'm sure I can pre-emptively disregard any research that paints pasteurised milk in a positive light, and embrace only research that portrays that milk negatively. That will produce a balanced conclusion, I'm sure... Oh, wait...

PS - It's been done to death on this forum previously.

PPS - Feel free at any time to substantiate your claims in the OP re pasteurised milk.
 
I think insurance companies should take over our policing and court systems.

They would do a better job of providing those services and they would do so based entirely on voluntary purchases rather than coercive theft.
That's funny, considering how many of my clients consider insurance "coercive theft".

Insurance companies wouldn't be raiding Amish farmers at 5:00 AM for producing milk products.
If it impinged on profitability, why wouldn't they? We do pursue frauds and insurance cheats already, you do realise?

But I don't argue with fanatics. I'm just curious if this approach you've chosen is accomplishing your goals. Is it?
 
I never met an Amish dude who wasn't already up and at 'em at 5:00 am. Since when is it possible to wake a dairy farmer at 5?

I also never met an Amish dude with a surveillance camera . . .

The camera shot is from a raw food retail raid in a separate Stasi incident.

It doesn't matter if the Amish get up at 3:00, 5:00, or high noon. Armed men barging on to your private property demanding to inspect everything is violation of human rights.
 
That's funny, considering how many of my clients consider insurance "coercive theft".


If it impinged on profitability, why wouldn't they? We do pursue frauds and insurance cheats already, you do realise?

But I don't argue with fanatics. I'm just curious if this approach you've chosen is accomplishing your goals. Is it?

Selling raw milk is not a fraud.
 
Obama and the dems have been seeking to go after the food supply for some time if you ask me. Just look at the legislation they have pushed. Can't have organic and free range, non-corporate farms. Gotta bring both the food supply and health-care under government and corporate control if you want to control people.

Guns are still on their agenda as well.
Just what I needed this morning. A loony right-wing conspiriacy theory.

Perhaps you should email Donald Trump to run with this one as well.
 

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