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Hawki63@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> hmmm...I suppose this could go to auto
> manufacturing...furniture...clothes...etc
>
> how many are ACTUALLY unique??
>
> they are ALL "me too"
>
> but then...THAT is a different issue..
>
> yeah right
COMMENT:
I seem to remember trying this argument on Zee and getting the response
that me-too autos didn't count because drugs are a different
commodity-- one which saves lives.
Of course, that was before she got off on the OTHER socialist idea that
what's breaking the bank is really "life-style" drugs, of the sort that
don't save impoverished Africans. So THOSE really are more like autos.
Okay, let us stipulate the real economic pharm problem is really
"me-too lifestyle drugs." :) But how THESE differ from luxury
transportation, escapes me. Unless your doofus government is
constructed so that it's obligated to pay for them.
Then--- everybody waits in line for their BMW. Remind you of anyplace?
SBH
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