I thought milk is considered one of those advancements to animal husbandry. That we revealed its use as a form of nourishment. And apart of it being a technological advancement it is a ingredient now for cooking. Idk im not a anthroplogist legally 

 Tons of useless additives people think are ingredients in cooking.

Advancement? More like titty theft😂 

 Still cats. They'll find other animals feeding and dig in. 

 Wild cats?😂 

 But none build tools to do it, none of those animals that fly over the ocean are mammals. People have been drinking sheep, goat, and cows milk for thousands of years.  

 What does building things have anything to do with milking things? We build a milking device?😂 

 We do lots of things no other animal does 

 Trying to say everything we do is right for our species? We never make wrong/unhealthy decisions? 

 You're the one who is using the naturalist fallacy, not me. You said that no other animal drinks another animals milk, implying it must be bad because it's Unnatural. I simply pointed out that we do alot that other animals do, so using that thread of logic is flawed.  

 Id say the argument that we drink milk because we also do other unnatural things completely unrelated to food is also flawed.
You could use that argument to say we only drink milk for money/profit, like everything else. Not because its actually something we want to do naturally 

 I'm not saying we drink milk because we do other Unnatural things, I'm saying ruling out a behavior because it's Unnatural " is illogical  

 Its definitely unnatural, just like eating any of our other unnatural creations, you wouldnt consider coca cola healthy 

 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appeal_to_nature

Again, your argument lacks logic.