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Not that I'm for a fence, but it's disingenuous to claim that that these measures have no effect. They ultimately all raise the price of the drugs, making them
by chrischen 11y ago
Not that I'm for a fence, but it's disingenuous to claim that that these measures have no effect.
They ultimately all raise the price of the drugs, making them harder to obtain and thus used slightly less.
There are diminishing returns though, and at some point you have to stop pumping money into the same countermeasures.
- jnbiche 11y agoI never said they had no effect. I agree that they have an effect, but an extremely small one in terms of cost-benefit analysis (cost-benefit in terms of both lives and money).