EPA Claims Regulatory Authority over Spilled Milk

Knew the EPA was a complete joke when they pasted CO2 as a "dangerous" gas. This just is on the ridiculous side. Milk contains no hazardous materials. Someone is on a serious power trip over there.

This apparently happened back in June or July, under the radar. There was also a bill introduced to counter it but I never did hear any more about it. I even tried looking around online before I responded but all I could find seemed to reference the same 3 or 4 articles, none of which gave a bill name or number for the bill introduced to stop this silliness. It is though a shining example of governance of the absurd.

Well obviously the best way to deal with spilled milk is to cry. And every time I hear what a bang up job the EPA is doing, this is what I want to do. I think Sierras has the right idea, all of the lactose intolerant people that are forever being caught in milk floods.

This came about because the milk producing industry did not fit under the s510 regulatory bill. S510 will successfully put all small farmers out of business within the next year or two and leave Home Land Security, Monsanto, and the World Trade Center in charge of all Farming in the US. Now the same will be true of the Milk industry except EPA will be added to the mix. This will increase the cost of food production in the US to the point that the poor will reach starvation levels much like that in the third world countries. Go online and read....

So another senseless standard that will make milk prices shoot through the roof. I'm already paying $5 per gallon. I cannot wait until it's $10! WOOT! Anything we can do to protect the environment, after all. And when are these price hikes going to be accepted as inflation anyway? I'm a little sick of them tossing everything that rises off the list so they can look us in the eye and say that inflation isn't a concern. But that's another topic...

When I first saw this discussion, I figured it had to be a joke. I mean, how could something so patently absurd possibly be true? I had to do a search and actually pull up a news article to read it and I still had a hard time believing it. This is a prime example of government run amok. When government agencies are created, they try to expand their sphere of influence and control wherever and however they can. They don't care of the consequences of their actions. They don't care who they adversely affect or that they are trampling civil rights. All they care about is expanding their kingdom, their control, their power. It seems pretty clear to me that someone over at the EPA, or maybe several people, are just flat out of their minds. They are insane. Their reasoning in why they can seize authority over spilled milk is far beyond the stretch of any sane person's imagination. They should be committed to the nearest lunatic asylum. This type of tyrannical government power grab makes my blood boil and I'm going to write my congressmen and senators about it. I invite everyone to do the same. This kind of thing simply cannot be tolerated by a free people. Our government is overstepping it's authority in too many ways every day. We need to start putting our foot down before it's too late.