Re:U.S. Senate bill crafted with DEA targets end-to-end encr...
by smcin on Friday August 04, 2023 @08:38AM
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That's an American complaint about an American problem. Basic healthcare in the rest of the developed world functions ok, unlike the US; there simply is no "$150 kickback".
And why the US created that setup (between the 1960s-80s) is a political discussion.
We're straying from the general premise here about about abolishing any legal limits on pharmaceuticals. Or else, we're changing the topic to an argument-from-consequences based on the idiosyncrasies of US healthcare and its costs.
And why the US created that setup (between the 1960s-80s) is a political discussion.
We're straying from the general premise here about about abolishing any legal limits on pharmaceuticals. Or else, we're changing the topic to an argument-from-consequences based on the idiosyncrasies of US healthcare and its costs.