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It's not a "quietly effort", Martin even said that this would be the best course of action on live TV[0]. The government will spend more money, but the public w
by mdrzn 10y ago
It's not a "quietly effort", Martin even said that this would be the best course of action on live TV[0].
The government will spend more money, but the public will get it for free. Of course there's two side to every story, but I think I choose to believe Shkreli on this.
[0] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RoMlxVimwiU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RoMlxVimwiU
- ceejayoz 10y ago> The government will spend more money, but the public will get it for free. You know where the government gets its money, right?
- witty_username 10y agoSo what if taxpayers are paying for it? Companies need to make a profit. Is there a specific reason why the price is unreasonable? (don't anchor the previous price)
- ceejayoz 10y ago> So what if taxpayers are paying for it? People are not getting it for free, as you argued. > Is there a specific reason why the price is unreasonable? It is a clear case of price gouging and a harm to public health. > (don't anchor the previous price) Do I get to forbid you from making arguments too?
- gizmo 10y agoThe epi-pen equivalent costs a lot less in Europe. See for instance the Emerade Injector, $48 USD for an adult dose. Regulatory hurdles are worse in the US, but you can't explain a 6-7x price difference that way. http://www.emerade.com/hcp/adrenaline-auto-injector http://www.emerade.com/hcp/adrenaline-auto-injector