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Cubone posted:what's this new trend in gbs threads excluding all pertinent information and just vaguely alluding to a current event
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Too bad we live in a society that encourages and rewards this kind of behavior.
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Sep 22, 2015 07:33
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What do free market enthusiasts have to say about this?
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Sep 22, 2015 16:48
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How come there's never been an industry disruptor that just buys oversees from a singlepayer system and then sells for a couple hundred percent markup while still drastically undercutting US pharma. I'm guessing there's legislation that somehow implies European equivalents of the fda aren't up to snuff or something.
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Sep 22, 2015 22:47
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www posted:someone explain this please, people give to cancer charities to help find a cure and then people like Martin Shkreli buy up the drugs and sell it @ a massive mark up??? is this a thing??? Welcome to capitalism. P much same thing happened with telco too.
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Sep 23, 2015 01:15
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TEAYCHES posted:thats super illegal yes I figured as much but I was more asking is there like a legitimate explanation for why we couldn't buy medicine from other first world countries with regulated food/drug industry or is it a pretty clear case of internal lobbying for less competition.
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Sep 23, 2015 17:53
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TEAYCHES posted:pharma lobbying, yes, is the answer I don't get why we put up with that kind of poo poo. Like you'll drive a Japanese car everyday but you don't want their ibuprofin? It's so blatantly corrupt it's frustrating. genesplicer posted:I honestly don't understand how this is happening. The drug is no longer under patent. If that's the case, isn't anybody allowed to manufacture it? How does this company have exclusive rights?
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