[Laissez-faire capitalist]

What say you?

[Responsibility2nd]

What say you?

I say you better get your flame suit on. Nanny stating troll.

[kosciusko51]

It seems the opposite of your moniker.

[USS Alaska]

What say you?

Time for you to change your handle, try "Do good-er with some one else's money, to make me feel better" because you ain't no capitalist, laissez-faire, or meddlesome, you can't ax a company to invest in a program designed to loose money.

What say you, "Do gooder" OK with you?

[Navy Patriot]

What say you?

I agree, and further, all those individuals working on said vaccines should be required to work as necessary, without pay.

[CatherineofAragon]

"What say you?"

I'd say you should learn proper use of the apostrophe.

[Rockingham]

Most new vaccines these days are made by small companies that simply cannot afford the cost of developing and producing a new vaccine for free. Fortunately, the UN, the US and other G-8 nations, and various international organizations and foundations make money available for vaccine development and administration in the Third World.

The greatest problem is not cost but delivery of a vaccine in the shambolic conditions that prevail in most of the Third World, with refrigeration, sterile needles, capable medical personnel and security all difficult to arrange, and local peoples often resistant or hostile to vaccines. Also, corrupt Third World governments and bureaucracies frequently shake down international organizations for cash even when essential medical care is involved.

[DoodleDawg]

What say you?

Why? Why is it their responsibility to spend millions on a cure for a disease that they then must give away for free? Why not require them to give away treatments for cancer or heart disease, which kill far more people every day than Ebola has killed to date?