> Can’t have socialism forcing a pharmacy to exist where the market says it can’t. Strange that small towns (500-5000) in Brazil are able to have a pharmacy, s

> Can’t have socialism forcing a pharmacy to exist where the market says it can’t. Strange that small towns (500-5000) in Brazil are able to have a pharmacy, same in many countries in Europe, just found this one in Portugal in a town of 600 people: https://maps.app.goo.gl/fnFZMFtU3ZqbBAVk8 https://maps.app.goo.gl/fnFZMFtU3ZqbBAVk8 Perhaps the over-reliance on massive corporations like Walmart, CVS, Walgrens, etc. instead of small shops owned by private individuals is not really very good for society to fill in basic needs like groceries, medicine, etc. where "the market says it can't".