Its also legal in China for supermarkets to sell antibiotics to any customer without any checks or doctors advice so what's your point? Just because a government says its okay or allows something it means its the best? Government used to allow smoking in hospitals and on public transport too. I'm sure I could go to Europe to a raw milk vending machine and drink it and be fine. And for the next 100 times. But what's the point? How much better will my health be after all that dice throwing as opposed to if I had drank pasteurised milk the whole time? Chicken has protein too, maybe we should not cook it to preserve those beautiful enzymes and proteins etc. While we are trying to keep our foods as pretty as we can for our bodies, lets neutralise out stomach acid before each meal because OMG that acid DENATURES proteins and parts of food DISSOLVE in there!
Psychologically I think public toilets are gross, but I know this keyboard I am typing on or the change in my wallet is even grosser. Still, I either kick the flush button to flush or use toilet paper to open the door handle. I don't want to touch that! But there is a constant war going on both in and outside our bodies. Trillions of germs fighting and eating each other and its actually helpful to us. It's all about balance.
If you choose raw milk for yourself and you have your own reasons for it, good for you. But to suggest to someone who's country may make sourcing raw milk impossible that pasteurised milk is extremely bad for you and you should never drink it is what I find silly because frankly, pasteurised milk in the grand scheme of things of what people eat, drink and breathe in each day is harmless.