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> Last time I checked there were exactly two developed nations which allow so-called DTC (direct-to-consumer) advertising of prescription medications at all. Na
by allendoerfer 10y ago
> Last time I checked there were exactly two developed nations which allow so-called DTC (direct-to-consumer) advertising of prescription medications at all. Namely: USA and New Zealand. Apparently every other country got the memo. Not us!
I think when almost every other country does something different than you and it is not something you introduced first, you should have to prove why of all these you are the different one.
For Germany it is a general speed limit, but trying to introduce that would be like a general gun ban in the US: If you really think about it, probably a good idea, never going to happen.
- kuschku 10y ago> For Germany it is a general speed limit, but trying to introduce that would be like a general gun ban in the US: If you really think about it, probably a good idea, never going to happen. And, most importantly, for now the speed limit isn’t even necessary – all the dangerous areas already have one, and the Autobahn is still one of the safest highway systems in the world. (And as liability goes up a low the faster you go, there’s already a kinda speed limit anyway)