Don't hate the player. Hate the game.
The drug costs $0.10 in India but, thanks to the prohibitive restrictions imposed by the FDA on the manufacture of more generic medicines like Deraprim, it's unavailable to Americans for less than $750. It's true that there are likely to be quality issues with Indian generics, but Pyrimethamine is widely available in Europe and an approval elsewhere ought to translate with reciprocal approval here. It used to cost $1 million to bring a generic to market; now it costs $10 million and that's the direct result of big pharmaceutical companies lobbying the FDA to make it cost prohibitive to bring competitive generics to the market. This is the consequence of government-created monopolies, so this is not so much a issue of "price gouging" and "CEO greed" as it is about government greed and its pursuit of an ever increasing expansion of its political power. But haters gonna hate based on preconceived biases and there's no reasoning or common sense among irrational people.

Watched live in school at the age of 6... They let us all go home early that day.

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So, Disney prefers making more money rather than less?
Outrageous!


It's not like Tarantino movies ever crowd other movies out of theaters. They only play in theaters that would show nothing/remain vacant with no show times if not for his movies.

Watched a screening about 2 weeks ago, and met the director and producer of the film. Enjoyed the film quite a bit and was happy to have gotten to chat with Charlie a bit after the screening.

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He failed to use the Force.

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*related=http://videosift.com/video/Star-Wars-Force-Awakens

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Prediction of the "official" response to this incident: "We have reviewed the incident and found that the officer in question followed all departmental policies and procedures."

I'm grateful every single day that I'm not living in anything you think of as "reality." I'm not going to "teach" you history. Learners find out for themselves (from someone, in this case, with firsthand experience).

*wilhelm