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Adult humans should not be drinking milk in liquid form in any way.
If you mean biologically- the ones without lactose tolerance, sure. The ones with lactose tolerance evolved to do so.
Morally is a different story, although even there, I don't really see a problem with a subsistence farmer living off of cow and goat's milk. Factory dairy farming is another issue.
I didn't go into morality. I despise industrial husbandry. I'm more than fine with non-intensive farmers having and caring for cows and goats, and chickens, etc... It's fairly symbiotic. I specified liquid, because a large majority of adult humans are not well prepared to process milk. Many are completely lactose intolerant, and some of western descent have some degree of lactose intolerance. Many just don't realize it. Many cheeses are very low in lactose, generally the more cured, the less lactose. Also, milk has certain hormones which can impact human health. Humans have evolved to be able to survive by being omnivorous, but being able to eat certain things doesn't mean they are good, it just means that we won't starve, getting a chance to later eat better things. It's not the same to survive than to thrive.
People would thrive more if they didn't burgers and fries too. Good luck convincing them not to even have a veggie burger and fries.
Even without lactose tolerance, mankind found a way to keep drinking milk. I really want to experiment mongolian kumis/airag someday
Perfectly natural, direct from the cow
I was just listening to the amazing Fall of Civilizations podcast's epic 6 hour and 45 minute episode on the Mongols and it comes up multiple times.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyqS9V7yHQA
I only drink my milk in a solid state
I too enjoy cheese
Average lactose intolerant L
"Why Tommy, what have you been reading?"
I use milk so infrequently that I get the powdered milk and mix up however much I need when I'm cooking.