By “their leader”, I assume you mean Republicans in general. If they want lower prices for their citizens they should stop the bullshit blockade on regulating the pharmaceutical industry.
Yep, it’s more that we shouldn’t risk our supply because of how their system is set up.
If we have a surplus that can go to those in need, and if we can help fix their system so these problems didn’t exist in the first place, it would be good to help out. Even if it’s not for the benefit of people in need, it would alleviate strains on our own system and hopefully quiet down those trying to a profit component to our health system here.
Oddly enough, our unregulated bullshit also affects pet owners. If you have a pet here with asthma, for example, most cannot use health insurance to pay for inhalers. Last time I tried to get one here out of pocket, it was anywhere from $400 to $600 for a single inhaler. I got a few from Canada for around $130 before finding a supplier for AUS/NZ that sells the same product for around $64. Then you realize that it’s not just pets without insurance, but also humans without insurance, and it makes you even more angry for people just trying to breathe. We need regulations in a bad way. Guess who keeps blocking it?
Fucking good, I’ve already got coworkers have issues with shortages and America has no fucking excuse… Especially fucking Florida.
As Canadians we should never help an enemy of human rights such as Desantis.
On the one hand, we shouldn’t condemn an entire population because of their leader though.
On the other hand, they’re a democracy. They elected and wanted this.
By “their leader”, I assume you mean Republicans in general. If they want lower prices for their citizens they should stop the bullshit blockade on regulating the pharmaceutical industry.
Yep, it’s more that we shouldn’t risk our supply because of how their system is set up.
If we have a surplus that can go to those in need, and if we can help fix their system so these problems didn’t exist in the first place, it would be good to help out. Even if it’s not for the benefit of people in need, it would alleviate strains on our own system and hopefully quiet down those trying to a profit component to our health system here.
Oddly enough, our unregulated bullshit also affects pet owners. If you have a pet here with asthma, for example, most cannot use health insurance to pay for inhalers. Last time I tried to get one here out of pocket, it was anywhere from $400 to $600 for a single inhaler. I got a few from Canada for around $130 before finding a supplier for AUS/NZ that sells the same product for around $64. Then you realize that it’s not just pets without insurance, but also humans without insurance, and it makes you even more angry for people just trying to breathe. We need regulations in a bad way. Guess who keeps blocking it?