An ellipse has 3 dots, not 4.You're wrong!!!!!!
    

corrupt politicians have sold out to corporatism

these politicians pass immoral and unethical laws/rules

these bogus rules justify (in their minds) using political violence against the little guy

like squeezing out and or eliminating the small banks, retailers, etc., the control of the food industry is no exception

politicians handing over control to corporate buddies in the name of safety, right?

seal team 6 versus mom & pop farmer

i know i'll sleep better when we're all safe from these smaller independent bumpkin rogues

for the safety of your family and your country, if you see overalls, please say something

I'm afraid the real purpose of DHS is to criminalize normal behavior.

If nothing else it's out of control and will have to create criminals to justify it's  existence.

It's(contraction of it is) just wrong.Wrong I say.

There is no apostrophe. . . .

An ellipse has 3 dots, not 4.You're wrong!!!!!!
    

Who knows what they are thinking under those hats. . . .

We need to keep the Amish under surveillance with drones.

I'm afraid the real purpose of DHS is to criminalize normal behavior.

If nothing else it's out of control and will have to create criminals to justify it's  existence.

we're living in a world where para-military SWAT teams are raiding farms and treating farmers like trrsts

what the f**k is going on?

who is making these decisions?

like heavily armed government gangs storming small farms with overwhelming force makes any sense

We need to keep the Amish under surveillance with drones.

Milk... the perfect food... for calves.

We need to keep the Amish under surveillance with drones.

political violence initiated against free and peaceful farmers. . .

seems the insanity never stops. . .

the power of the dairy and big agro lobby rears its ugly head
Feds: Fresh milk 150 times more dangerous than pasteurized dairy

The federal government said Tuesday that fresh milk is 150 times more dangerous than pasteurized milk — a finding that bolsters the government’s argument as it goes after farmers who sell unpasteurized milk across state lines. After a 13-year review, the taxpayer-funded Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said states where so-called “raw milk” is available had twice the rate of dairy-related disease outbreaks as states where those sales are banned. And disease outbreaks from fresh milk are more serious in nature, according to the study, which found 200 out of 239 hospitalizations during the study stemmed from cases of fresh milk. “Restricting the sale of raw milk products is likely to reduce the number of outbreaks and can help keep people healthier, ” said Dr. Robert Tauxe, director of CDC’s division of foodborne, waterborne and environmental diseases. “The states that allow sale of raw milk will probably continue to see outbreaks in the future. ” Fresh milk devotees say pasteurization — the process of heating food to kill off bacteria — removes some of the health benefits of milk, and argue that when consumers know their suppliers, diseases from raw milk are not an issue. But the CDC and the Food and Drug Administration say pasteurized milk has all the same benefits as unpasteurized dairy. Sales of raw milk are governed by states, but the FDA has jurisdiction over sales across state lines and has banned them. The issue has come to a head in recent months after the FDA sued to shut down an Amish farmer in Pennsylvania who sold to eager customers in the Washington metropolitan region. After a judge ruled against the farmer, he said he would shut down entirely, including in-state sales, rather than fight the regulators.