Again, with this response you show you DID NOT READ HIS EXPLANATION in that thread. It has nothing to do with credibility, and everything to do with trusting government regulatory procedures.
Please, just stop.
You seem to be having issues reading my posts. "It has nothing to do with credibility"? He claims there that my opinions on one matter
are not credible because of my stance on chalav stam. Maybe you're referring to the government's credibility in enforcing the law, but that's not what I'm using the term for. So clearly you're the one facing reading comprehension issues.
Besides, if you'd know the first thing about these halachos you'd know there's another din pertinent to this discussion-אין טמא בעדרו-milk producing farms don't raise pigs or camels for their milk, only cows. There are those that say that this factor was the most important one in Rav Moshe's opinion and he had other calculations for writing the reason he did. Regardless, your (and others) ignorance of this idea doesn't speak well for you.
If you'd like to make a chalav stam debate thread that's fine. But don't go around saying that if someone follows Rav Moshe on such a matter (that for generations had universal acceptance in America) gets timtum halev and therefore can't speak about any other matter. Besides maligning the many great people who ate chalav stam themselves, you're also making yourself look like a fool. So all your technical points in regards to the Halacha won't change the fact that people who eat it have who to rely on.