Poll for drinking raw milk, you know what to do (Updated)

if you copy/paste new window, it seems to allow another vote ;)

How cool, we are pulling ahead, 51% to 49%! :) thanks eveyone

Take the poll, that is. This kind of poll perpetuates the notion that people can vote to dictate what I can put in my body, like some kind of twisted popularity contest.

a bump to bring back the milk man. i love raw milk. drank it all the time when i was a kid and always felt really good after drinking it.

pulling ahead.

I sent this to some people who will possibly help break it.

50 yes 50 no.

Is so yummy. It's a whole food. Raw cream is pretty fine just ask George Gordon at the Gordon Law School. We drink it everyday.

voted

It's all tied up.

Yes (49%)
No (51%)
Total Responses: 6371

I have been trying to find somewhere local that i could buy raw milk too! Thanks for posting

Thanks, greatscott and others for addressing this issue. Big government lawyers: Get a real job! There needs to be room in this world for individual choice. Intividual liberty.

People are so-o-o-o-o- ignorant! They still look for find ways to attack this whole freedom message inspired by Ron Paul's wisdom and continued energy. He's still right-on... endless issues affecting us all in so many ways. I absolutely support him for that now decrepit palace on Pennsylvania Ave. to help dismantle some of this dismal tyranny across the land. Either him or one of his ardent supporters like son, Rand or Peter Schiff...but there's something about Ron that still says: Mr. President!

Regarding this issue on milk, let me take you back to one of my favorite speeches during Ron Paul's(08) campaign for the presidency:
http://www.missourinet.com/?s=Paul+fires+up+crowd+as+Republi...
"Search For a Story": May 30, 2008 Archives: Paul fires up crowd as Republicans meet in Branson
about 30-31 minutes into the audio you will hear Dr. Paul basically laughing at those who would try to tell us what we can eat and/or drink.
This thing has always hit home with me since we sold our orchard/farm market/raw cider business over three years ago now to a lawyer happy couple who immediately sought to buy a pasteurizer...Now, she's seeking a divorce...she loves herself first, lawyer close second.

Regarding Ron Paul and Wisconsin, it may not seem on the surface that we're doing much for the cause, but there are candidates and there is grassroots support that is definitely growing. My favorite candidate in Wisconsin is Rick Richards. A candidate running for Robson's 15th Senate District in the Janesville area. A Ron Paul for President supporter whom i met at a Campaign for Liberty meeting in Wisconsin Dells on December 6, 2008. Rick, if elected, will help tilt the Wisconsin legislature away from tyranny and towards Ron Paul Liberty!

If you need an emotional lift, see this video clip link below...and don't miss that old weathered barn standing the test of time...hwy 15, not too many miles west of Appleton, Wisconsin,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FG2PUZoukfA

Ron Paul 2012!

Legislators are debating whether to allow the sale of unpasteurized milk, which advocates say has health benefits but others say can be risky because it can cause food-borne illnesses.
Yes (47%)
No (53%)
Total Responses: 5973

We're not supposed to be drinking milk as adults. And, humans are the only animals that drink the milk of other animals. the only animals that do drink other animals milk is when humans put them there.
but, if you choose to drink it...raw is healthier.

that the enzymes from the seeds of the various grasses the cows eat are a primary reason it's so good for the cows and makes their raw milk very nutritious.

with a banana, a raw organic egg and cacao. however there's a huge difference between good organic raw milk from grass-fed cows and raw milk from grain fed cows

The farmer i get my milk from lets his cows out in the summer and they're ouside and eat grass all day, as a result the milk is the most delicious liquid you can imagine, however in the winter he keeps them inside and feeds them grains, as a result the milk is just not as good and i have problems digesting it, which is why i drink less milk during the winter.

Many people who drink pasteurized milk and have problems digesting it falsely assume that they suffer from lactose intolerance, when they're really only having problems with grain fed milk and would digest organic milk from grass fed cows just fine.

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By the way, if you can get your hands on grass-fed organic milk you should make butter from the cream. Fresh organic butter is one of the most delicious foods ever. Once you've tried it, you don't want to go back to regular butter.

farmer and their methods and treatment of their cows.

I currently buy Cedar Summit Dairy from New Prague, MN., I get it at the food co-ops around the twin cities.

Their cows are pastured on organic grass and they are fed dried grass in the winter. The milk is just fantastic. Cream on top with low temp pasteurization for 30 minutes that does not kill all the necessary enzymes and bacterias.

Anyone in MN should know about this.

I personally support raw milk. Its not the business of the government to be involved in anything like this.

that folks without the mental wherewithal to research to understand and do things that improve their station either financially, physically are best left to their own devices.
We all make choices, laziness in the process of not making choices are actually bad choices, either way you make a decision. Unfortunately we have loads of people with their heads firmly stuck where the sun doesn't shine.

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