You seem to think contrived and deliberate lying to mislead and circumvent is covered under the constitution as a right when in reality and as a matter of fact according to law it is not. Your perception is misguided.
I have been discussing those who are calling this particular election illegal because of the popular vote. That is specific.
The pharmaceutical industry convinced enough legislators in 2003 to forbid Medicare from negotiating drug prices when Congress enacted the law creating Part D drug plans
People saying Obama was illegitimate did nothing. People saying Trump is illegitimate will do nothing. Both are lies, you say that the government should curb that. I say that is retarded.
We have been discussing both, and you addressed both previously. Now you won't because I suspect you feel like a hypocrite
I assume they lobby for them. But frankly I don't care. The vast majority of the regulations that create artificial barriers to the market are the reason why companies are able to jack up prices without any competitors being able to jump into the market. It creates an artificially high price point.
I didn't say government should curb anything. I said those type lies should be curbed and cease. And they should. I said people are trying to circumvent as a result of their lies. You seem to have jumped the rails on what you think I have said.
The only thing I said about the previous election was those folks were wrong. You want to use it to make a point and I agreed it was wrong. I was only discussing this election.
Glad you agree with me. The government caused the monopoly because the companies wanted it, so they can gouge the people. Have huge profits, so they can kick back to the politicians, and create billionaires off of your back and mine.
You waited an awful long time to say this. Did you finally realize how stupid that was? You certainly eluded to it several times, and then went on to say their speech wasn't protected by law. Who is doing the curbing? You haven't disclosed that. Are you, people can say what the want and will. You saying it needs to be curbed is as useless as having a meaningful conversation with a doorknob
It was part of the discussion thus relevant to bring up. You don't want to discuss because you are a hypocrite. Fine with me, I'm done going in circles with you.
There needs to be sensible reform to billing practices. Right now we have a combination of ridiculous red tape that makes it virtually impossible for medicine to function outside of the broken insurance model. But simultaneously there is no rules on billing whatsoever. If a hospital decides to bill a trillion dollars for an aspirin, that's perfectly kosher.
Which is funny because their are price gauging laws to prevent other industries from essentially charging high prices at times of emergency. But that's essentially what the medical industry does at all times.
Interesting that your unfettered free market mantra does not extend to health care.
FakenewsYou can't make this shit up.
Apparently, you can make this shit up.
