"Pete C." > wrote in message
>> > Which as you are well aware, is an absolutely meaningless thing to say
>> > since in the US there are no factories that use unpasteurized milk, and
>> > probably 0.1% of the population consumes unpasteurized milk.
>>

> Claiming that "nearly all illnesses and deaths from dairy in the US have
> been linked to factories which use pasteurized milk" attempts to
> demonize the factories and/or pasteurized milk and implies that
> unpasteurized milk is safer, which is simply not true.
>
> Statistically, since like 0.l% of the population consumes unpasteurized
> milk products vs. the 99.8% that consume pasteurized milk products, you
> would expect that most issues would relate to the prevalent product.

Did you know that virtually all the criminals on death row drank pasteurized
milk as children? Therefore, drinking pasteurized milk can lead to a life
of crime.