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Re:The insulin racket: why a drug made free 100 years ago is... by mschuster91 on Tuesday June 25, 2019 @10:17AM (#20274407)
> That's how you end up with dead people.

Bossnapping and other militant protest forms are well known to French protest culture and it's rare that people die there.

Re:The insulin racket: why a drug made free 100 years ago is... by lm28469 on Tuesday June 25, 2019 @10:25AM (#20274497)
Yes, it works where the protest culture is already in place. You can't ask Americans to do the same, someone will inevitably bring a gun and it'll go south very fast, as it happens almost daily in all sort of public demonstrations, peaceful or not, in the US.

There is no points of comparison between the US and France when it comes to protests. LA riots, black panthers, vs may 68 and yellow jackets...

Re:The insulin racket: why a drug made free 100 years ago is... by baud147258 on Tuesday June 25, 2019 @12:36PM (#20275966)
Regarding LA riots, black panthers, vs may 68 and yellow jackets, there's a world (an ocean?) of differences between the reasons which lead to each of the events, with the situation of blacks in America having nothing to do with the situation in France today and the same with the start of the LA riots vs the start of May 68.
Re:The insulin racket: why a drug made free 100 years ago is... by otikik on Wednesday June 26, 2019 @05:31AM (#20283290)
So, get rid of the guns.