tj444 -> RE: Food Fascists ? (8/7/2011 7:41:22 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Kaliko I don't see what's so bad about the press release. According to what I've been able to find out tonight, one article (http://www.infowars.com/why-rawesome-foods-does-not-need-a-license-a-civil-rights-issue/) claims that they are owners of their animals and milk - that they own their products together as a group and are only picking them up at a certain point. This press release states that purchases and one-day memberships occurred. Obviously, those people aren't the owners. Perhaps the article is wrong in their interpretation of what's going on, but the press release definitely alludes to the purchase and one-day membership being the problem. So, for whatever reason, perhaps it was, in fact, illegal. Still, raid-worthy? I don't know. But I can't say I feel like they're being prosecuted because big government hates them. There have been other raids on other farmers for various reasons across the US by the FDA, there was a link to some on that one link you posted. My take is that the govt says they need a license and that they need a vet to inspect the animals at various times i guess and other hoops they must jump threw. Part of it could be that doing everything the govt is claiming they are supposed to do might be just too cost prohibitive and no one would buy the milk if they had to charge too much more, but I dont really know at this point. It could be that they didnt do that for other reasons too. Hard to say.
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