WI, Judge gone apeshit!! No Right to Produce or Eat Food

FUCK HIM!

Wow, they are so fucked, it's not even funny.

why does your jizz turn into a super white thin slug and attack you when you ejaculate in the pool?

I disagree with the judge, and if he wants to come out to my garden, I will explain it to him. When he picks himself up, if he still feels that way, we will dicuss it again. (Repeat as necessary.) All these big government judges that think they can legislate from the bench need to be sent packing.

I don't think too many people will be laughing.

I keep my cow in my basement where no one can see her. I keep the whole area clean too. The cat goes down and sniffs the cows face sometimes, but otherwise no issue.

I will say when I milk my cow though I tend to boil it just in case, but that is my business. And if I want a cow in my basement, what is that to anyone else!!

Last Edited by atomic811 on 09/29/2011 05:27 PM

And still, I am the only one that actually read the ruling...

Wisconsin is like the Soviet Union in the Midwest.

One day they will decide we don't have the right to even breathe air?

What if I said "The constitution says I have the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. I have the right to life, and I have to eat food. I should be free to grow it. I have liberty so I should be able to grow food. To get food I must grow it. Growing it makes me happy, therefore is a pursuit of happiness."

Dairy products should be avoided, he did her a favor with the ruling.
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That is not the point, if OP wants milk and cheese that is their business. My basement cow I like.

Actually, anything not in the Constitution that says what we have a right to do is all thrown into the 10th Amendment. So unless the Constitution says otherwise, we have a plethora of rights.

You are an hopeless idiot. S H I LL.

Don't sell your basement cow milk to others, and there is no problem whatsoever...

Ahaha. So says the F.I.B.

excuse me is that a bag of walnuts i see in your left hind pocket boy?

you have the right to remain silent unless you harboring organic home grown fruits and vegetables

you have the right to eat authorize "health" foods provided and licensed by monsanto

if you don't understand your rights, monsanto will provide the rights for you

understood?

yes sir, i will not eat organic foods grown out of my own land again and feed only GMO dna debilitating foods to my children so they can grow up with cancer and other genetic diseases

thank you sir for setting me straight

No, just me

Yet I see you can not dispute that these farmers made 35 people sick by illegally selling unpasteurized milk...

It's not up to him or anyone else to do anyone a favor. It is up to the people to use their freedom of choice and their God given free will to make their own decisions as to what they want to consume.

No one can rightfully deny us of this.

Appalling. From the article: "It seems Judge Fiedler is saying it’s not a “fundamental right,” but rather a right granted us by the state."

This is a fundamental ERROR by the judge as our rights as stated in the Declaration of Independence are INALIENABLE RIGHTS GRANTED BY OUR CREATOR (whatever we conceive that to be, but certainly something above and beyond mortal men). We the People are the ones who create and design the State and its' laws - it is OUR creature to control, not the reverse. We have to INSIST that all of these things that courts are now declaring as "privileges" are actually OUR RIGHTS, which we require to pursue life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. This "judge" should be removed from office immediately as he understands nothing of either general law, constitutional law, or...cows.

Judge is just mad that he doesn't have a cow.

No one is 'denying' you anything...

Grow your own food, and raise your own cows...

This judgment is against a Commercial Dairy Farmer illegally selling unpasteurized milk...

hey Judge! FUCK YOU

NOW THATS SCARY . aRE THEY ALLOWED TO EAT THEIR KILLS

hey Judge----

want some milk?

Actually it is 'our' business - the general public's business.

You have a cow brought in and sharing space with commercial cows, you 'lose' certain rights, such as the right to NOT vaccinate the cow against stuff since a (one) infected cow could readily spread disease to the calves and other cattle.

Same thing applies in boarding horses or other creatures. If you want to store an animal with other people's animals, then you have to be socially reproducible.

Like these parents who feel its perfectly ok for them to not stop the spread of disease by not vaccinating their kids, but they still want their kid in public school, in the public in general.

A kid with say whooping cough can readily transmit that for a week BEFORE his or her first symptoms appear. That means every baby the kid walks past in a grocery store is being exposed. Babies DIE from whooping cough and are too young for the first vaccine.

It is this sort of social consequences few people take into consideration when dealing with 'My Rights'.

If we are going to live in a society, sharing a place with millions, billions of other people, then we need to start thinking about the rights of everyone else.

In the case of cattle, your vaccinated, unregulated cow can lead to severe problems with the commercial cow. That will turn around and affect many others.

You want a cow and want to drink raw milk, fine - Buy a farm and raise the cow on YOUR land.

How many people have giant corporations made sick with their products around the world? How much life have they destroyed? Is their property seized? Is their livelihood destroyed? No, it's not. At worst they pay a fine, which is more than in their ability to pay.

If these farmers made people sick with their milk, they should pay for that. But that doesn't mean that NO ONE can ever sell raw milk again as relative to the volume of sales, the rate of sickness is apparently quite low. We have far more advanced ideas of hygiene, when we want to use them, than our ancestors, and I think most farmers are perfectly capable of producing healthful AND unpasteurized mllk, which the public can consume at its risk. If the individual farmers fail in this, they should be prosecuted AS individuals.

One thing that liberty means is being able to take a risk if you want to.

I sincerely recommend that you dont travel if you are afaid of getting sick from bugs in food and milk . Best you just stay right where you are all safe and sound eating Macdononalds

“no, Plaintiffs do not have a fundamental right to consume the milk from their own cow;”
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“no, Plaintiffs do not have a fundamental right to consume the milk from their own cow;”

You can't get arrested for squeezing your cows tit and drinking it.

Who the hell voted this tard as Judge?