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Well put. "Evil tax" arguments are especially bizarre to me as a Canadian, where our taxes do so much for us (have a look at our healthcare), and aren't used as
by bmer 10y ago
Well put. "Evil tax" arguments are especially bizarre to me as a Canadian, where our taxes do so much for us (have a look at our healthcare), and aren't used as a political weapon. There are often pushes to privatize, regardless.
Not all political setups devolve into the chaos experienced by the US.
- peyton 10y agoTo be fair, Canada plays hardball with foreign medical IP. The "evil tax" may be passed on to foreigners instead. The US could be unique in that compulsory licensing laws and aggressive patent invalidation don't work--there aren't many desirable foreign patents to invalidate or inventions to compel licensure.