That a person buying medicine for personal use from abroad could be considered 'abuse', just goes to show how sickeningly skewed in favor of corporations the sy

That a person buying medicine for personal use from abroad could be considered 'abuse', just goes to show how sickeningly skewed in favor of corporations the system is. There was recently a story on HN of a journalist's home raided to identify his source. Perhaps that is the kind of system abuse that is called for - sending SWAT teams to the homes of each of the CEOs, board-members, and major shareholders, and ransacking them for any signs of wrongdoing, while holding the accused in handcuffs. It happens every day to regular people for non-violent crimes in the US. Why should the rich have a different law-enforcement system? Yet this call for equal treatment sounds almost extremist...