The “Right to be Harmed” Doctrine

Tomorrow is the deadline.

In the U.S. Supreme Court, the industrial chemical complex is currently arguing for a “Right to Harm without a Duty to Warn.” They want federal law to block you from suing when their products cause cancer, even if they knew the risks.

Simultaneously, the Seattle Glyphosate Symposium just concluded with international scientists declaring that the evidence of glyphosate’s harm is now “so strong that no additional delays in regulation can be justified.”

We are witnessing the final, desperate gasp of a dying management model.

At Kearney Family Farm, we don’t need a Supreme Court ruling to protect us because we don’t use the poison. We are building the Regenerative Agricultural Training Center to teach the specific biological skills that make these lawsuits and these chemicals obsolete.

Every bar of our Goat’s Milk Soap and every batch of our sourdough sugar cookies is a statement of independence. You aren’t just buying a product; you are funding the exit ramp from a system that wants to poison you with immunity.

Stop asking for permission to be healthy. Start funding the infrastructure of autonomy.