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...Consider this amazing coincidence. The main company that stands to benefit from a law—passed in the name of the patriotic war on drugs—that effectively marginalizes in main competition and gives a boost to its inferior product spent millions in lobbying and campaign donations in the very year that the law was passed. There is no record of any substantial spending before the push for the law began, and spending has been declining since the law passed.
Once again, all Americans are made to suffer because of 2 groups of people: The idiots and those who enjoy being made afraid of everything. It pisses me off. Yes, I can still get the right medicine, it's not totally banned, but there's no reason I should be treated like some meth-addict when I just want to relieve my stuffy nose. There's no good reason why all the things that used to work were reformulated to suck. I just wish we could round up the idiots, make a new country called Absurdistan out of the Nevada desert and take all the panicy people in America and put them in the red states, that way they don't have to move and can keep enjoying their current policy of removing freedoms to increase security.
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I couldn't agree with you more on this topic. Although I will say, that while I was attending school in the Meth Capital of Missouri, Adair County, I personally witnessed kids buying 12 boxes of sudafed at the same time. I don't know that I totally disagree implementing some kind of limit on how many boxes you can buy, but putting them behind the counter represents a serious business problem: Why would anyone take extra time and effort to wait in line to get the drug they really wanted, when they could buy something that worked maybe the same with less hassle? I think in this case, convenience will win, and will cause drug companies to change their formulas so they can continue selling their products.
Why...Who Nose? (Porque...espo see blay McCain saw bay?)
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