You could probably answer all of your own questions pretty easily and recognize that I'm not talking about a bleach injection. Maybe your gripes make more sens

You could probably answer all of your own questions pretty easily and recognize that I'm not talking about a bleach injection. Maybe your gripes make more sense in a socialized medicine country. Sure, they have to sacrifice people at the edges. But in the US, there's no excuse. It's like the worst of both private and public medicine. In terms of benefitting the collective, allowing experimentation on willing subjects with terminal illnesses could really improve medicine, too. It's really just a lose-lose-lose with the current approach. Well, some people win, who manufacture the types of drugs that don't fully cure you but keep you dependent on the prescription until you die. If you don't think that's a factor in the FDA's decisions I have a bridge to sell you.