[Allegra]

You do know probably the majority of people here are on meds made by evil pharma.

I wonder how many are on meds they don’t really need? I know some are necessary, but let’s not pretend that Big Pharma and Big Insurance are some altruistic, innocent industries just out to help people.

Big Pharma and Big Insurance were grifting people and creating customers long before Covid.

[bagster]

See how the shills reveal themselves? Turns out this particular vax shill works for Big Health Insurance. Of course he's gonna support the vax in all of it's manifestations. It's in his contract.

This guy is another Dugway Duke, beholden to his chosen career and damn the torpedoes.

Next we'll have a file clerk from Pfizer headquarters posting here and calling us bad words.

[brianl703]

Against my better judgment, I let a friend of mine move in for a while.

He left behind a big shopping bag FULL of prescription medicine bottles, mostly full, all paid for by Medicaid. Seriously, this guy is in his 40s and he has like 20 prescriptions, including, of course, the pain pills. He didn’t leave those behind. Near as far as I could tell, those pain pills were the only prescription he “took as directed”, well, except he took more than directed and went to the ER on a regular basis to get more...

(One of the reasons he had to move out is that he didn’t really care too much about paying rent or doing anything other than being a sponge).

[metmom]

Big Pharma and Big Insurance were grifting people and creating customers long before Covid.

For sure.

The best example of that is when they started advertising direct to the public with ads that laud their mends and then tell you to talk to your doctor about _________.