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Are you willing to give me the difference in price? Probably not... I guess it isn’t a problem for you.

• mlthoughts2018 6y ago
  If you are only willing to avoid GoodRX if someone else subsidizes a lower price for you, then you are acting against your own self-intetest. The point is that if you think paying a lower price now is good or necessary, you are hurting yourself and others. You should stop focusing on the lower up front price and take actions that don’t hurt yourself or others. Asking others to subsidize a lower price for you is a rhetorical deflection. It’s not connected to a greater point, it doesn’t prove anything, it doesn’t compromise the other person’s position if they are unwilling to subsidize your lower price, and it doesn’t address the issue - your desire to do anything for a lower price in the short term is directly antagonistic to your own self-interest and cost savings in the medium term. Finally, I am willing to pay towards that cost for you - please tax me more and provide universal medical care for all. Are you voting for single payer universal healthcare? Are you vocally supporting candidates who will enact that policy? If you want me to pay for your prescription prices to be lower, I will absolutely do it via taxation and universal healthcare.
  • arcticbull 6y ago
    > Finally, I am willing to pay towards that cost for you - please tax me more and provide universal medical care for all. Are you voting for single payer universal healthcare? Are you vocally supporting candidates who will enact that policy? If you want me to pay for your prescription prices to be lower, I will absolutely do it via taxation and universal healthcare. As am I.