I don't think anyone is comparing the moral code of this guy compared with the moral code of the people who are outraged about him. Like most businesspeople he

I don't think anyone is comparing the moral code of this guy compared with the moral code of the people who are outraged about him. Like most businesspeople he probably adopts the ethos of getting away with what he can within the law, and possibly bending the law where he can get away with it. Google's offshore profit laundering system is an example of a similar approach. I think it's a mistake to believe this guy is all that different from average in his moral behavior. Most of us never get the opportunity to price pharmaceuticals, but chances are most business owners don't simply give away the product to those who want it. Differentiating between customers wanting and needing a product is a slippery slope.