That's an American complaint about an American problem. Basic healthcare in the rest of the developed world functions ok, unlike the US. And why the US created

That's an American complaint about an American problem. Basic healthcare in the rest of the developed world functions ok, unlike the US. And why the US created that setup (between the 1960s-80s) is a political discussion. We're straying from the general premise here about about abolishing any legal limits on pharmaceuticals. Or else, we're changing the topic to an argument-from-consequences based on the idiosyncrasies of US healthcare and its costs.