To think of permitting death as a "forgone opportunity cost" does not seem to
be a subject that should be discussed. Personally, I agree with the critics
who cite that this drug will lead to increased abortions due to its ease of
access and other factors. This will certainly be a welcome subs
dmccarthy wrote:
>
> Bryan, whats the story with this? It's a French abortion drug right? Was the
> delay wholly due to political pressure? I'm unsure of whether its approved
> in Britain but I thought there would've been a huge amount of climical data
> available to the FDA since millions of Eur
McCarthy
Was the delay wholly due to political pressure?
MJ
It takes the MONOPOLY (unconstitutional) FDA ten
years and a company's $300 million on average.
Regard$,
--MJ
Regulation - which is based on force and fear - undermines the
moral base of business dealings. It becomes cheaper to br
Bryan, whats the story with this? It's a French abortion drug right? Was the
delay wholly due to political pressure? I'm unsure of whether its approved
in Britain but I thought there would've been a huge amount of climical data
available to the FDA since millions of Europeans have used it.
Donald
No, you are right no apology. However perhaps in an additional ten years the
FDA will issue an apology for the "forgone opportunity costs" of all the
children killed by this drug.
Lynn Gray
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