"In 2017, almost a hundred years after insulin was ‘defensively’ patented for the express purpose of preventing unethical profiteering, Alec Smith was found dead in his Minneapolis home at only 26 years old. He had been diagnosed with T1DM two years previously, but seemed to have adapted well to the demands of insulin treatment. What had gone wrong? Smith’s great misfortune was that he had been lucky enough to be born a citizen of Earth’s wealthiest nation."
@oceaniceternity @cyrilpedia patents are all about protection. So much for the free market
Murdered for profit
@cyrilpedia #Capitalism is to buy something thats readily available and then blackmailing people by making it scarse.
Those Who do So earn our hatred and revenge
@hanscees @cyrilpedia They need to be imprisoned for willful manslaughter.
Technocracy enables the bigpharma kelptocracy.
@cyrilpedia how is this policy of letting people die from a treatable/manageable condition not considered eugenics?
@cyrilpedia I absolutely hate the fact that free market absolutionists say that market controls are bad for the health of a nation... when examples like this show that no, no it is not good for any nation.