Kerry uses imported drugs as political crutch?

[Randall Shawver]

I guess he would support importing drugs, since he seems to be on
quite a few of them.Maybe that is why he has that dopey look most of
the time.I guess paying higher prices for american made drugs, made by
high paid american employees, is too much to ask.Lets export the drug
jobs to another country also.Then we can complain that no american
made drugs are available anymore, and blame the government, instead of
blaming our own greed for low prices.Maybe Wal-Mart will provide these
fine canadian prescriptions on a bargain shelf, and give liberals
another reason to complain about jobs leaving America.
But dont quote me on that.

Randall

[Pete Dimsman]

Randall Shawver wrote:

> I guess paying higher prices for american made drugs, made by
> high paid american employees, is too much to ask.

High paid american employees? You think that is where exorbitant drug
profits are going?

Damn you are dense. (..)

[Pete Dimsman]

Randall Shawver wrote:

> I guess paying higher prices for american made drugs, made by
> high paid american employees, is too much to ask.

High paid american employees? You think that is where exorbitant drug
profits are going?

Damn you are dense. (..)

[playon]

Don't be so sure that all American brand drugs are actually
manufactured here.

Al

On Sat, 11 Sep 2004 00:42:21 GMT, Randall Shawver
> wrote:

>
>I guess he would support importing drugs, since he seems to be on
>quite a few of them.Maybe that is why he has that dopey look most of
>the time.I guess paying higher prices for american made drugs, made by
>high paid american employees, is too much to ask.Lets export the drug
>jobs to another country also.Then we can complain that no american
>made drugs are available anymore, and blame the government, instead of
>blaming our own greed for low prices.Maybe Wal-Mart will provide these
>fine canadian prescriptions on a bargain shelf, and give liberals
>another reason to complain about jobs leaving America.
>But dont quote me on that.
>
>Randall

[playon]

Don't be so sure that all American brand drugs are actually
manufactured here.

Al

On Sat, 11 Sep 2004 00:42:21 GMT, Randall Shawver
> wrote:

>
>I guess he would support importing drugs, since he seems to be on
>quite a few of them.Maybe that is why he has that dopey look most of
>the time.I guess paying higher prices for american made drugs, made by
>high paid american employees, is too much to ask.Lets export the drug
>jobs to another country also.Then we can complain that no american
>made drugs are available anymore, and blame the government, instead of
>blaming our own greed for low prices.Maybe Wal-Mart will provide these
>fine canadian prescriptions on a bargain shelf, and give liberals
>another reason to complain about jobs leaving America.
>But dont quote me on that.
>
>Randall

[Randall Shawver]

On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 20:21:19 -0500, Pete Dimsman >
wrote:

>
>
>Randall Shawver wrote:
>
>> I guess paying higher prices for american made drugs, made by
>> high paid american employees, is too much to ask.
>
>High paid american employees? You think that is where exorbitant drug
>profits are going?
>
>Damn you are dense. (..)

Maybe so, maybe not.But I guarantee you american drug company
employees are paid more than chinese drug company employees. And
importing drugs from Canada is the first step to opening up imports
from other nations like China.

Randall

[Randall Shawver]

On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 20:21:19 -0500, Pete Dimsman >
wrote:

>
>
>Randall Shawver wrote:
>
>> I guess paying higher prices for american made drugs, made by
>> high paid american employees, is too much to ask.
>
>High paid american employees? You think that is where exorbitant drug
>profits are going?
>
>Damn you are dense. (..)

Maybe so, maybe not.But I guarantee you american drug company
employees are paid more than chinese drug company employees. And
importing drugs from Canada is the first step to opening up imports
from other nations like China.

Randall

[Bob Cain]

Randall, would you start the subject of these kind of
threads with OT to assist those who don't want to see them
in filtering them out.


Thanks,

Bob
--

"Things should be described as simply as possible, but no
simpler."

A. Einstein

[Bob Cain]

Randall, would you start the subject of these kind of
threads with OT to assist those who don't want to see them
in filtering them out.


Thanks,

Bob
--

"Things should be described as simply as possible, but no
simpler."

A. Einstein

[reddred]

"Randall Shawver" > wrote in message
...
> On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 20:21:19 -0500, Pete Dimsman >
> wrote:
>
> >
> >
> >Randall Shawver wrote:
> >
> >> I guess paying higher prices for american made drugs, made by
> >> high paid american employees, is too much to ask.
> >
> >High paid american employees? You think that is where exorbitant drug
> >profits are going?
> >
> >Damn you are dense. (..)
>
> Maybe so, maybe not.But I guarantee you american drug company
> employees are paid more than chinese drug company employees. And
> importing drugs from Canada is the first step to opening up imports
> from other nations like China.
>

There aren't many drug manufacturers in Canada or China. The U.S. has the
largest slice of the drug manufacture pie. The drugs are exported cheaply
and sold at lower prices in other countries than the drugs are sold for
here.

The drug companies would be hard pressed to outsource those jobs, because
the German, South African and British employees they have cost them more
than the American employees do.

Drugs, however, are cheaper in those countries.

jb

[reddred]

"Randall Shawver" > wrote in message
...
> On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 20:21:19 -0500, Pete Dimsman >
> wrote:
>
> >
> >
> >Randall Shawver wrote:
> >
> >> I guess paying higher prices for american made drugs, made by
> >> high paid american employees, is too much to ask.
> >
> >High paid american employees? You think that is where exorbitant drug
> >profits are going?
> >
> >Damn you are dense. (..)
>
> Maybe so, maybe not.But I guarantee you american drug company
> employees are paid more than chinese drug company employees. And
> importing drugs from Canada is the first step to opening up imports
> from other nations like China.
>

There aren't many drug manufacturers in Canada or China. The U.S. has the
largest slice of the drug manufacture pie. The drugs are exported cheaply
and sold at lower prices in other countries than the drugs are sold for
here.

The drug companies would be hard pressed to outsource those jobs, because
the German, South African and British employees they have cost them more
than the American employees do.

Drugs, however, are cheaper in those countries.

jb

[nmm]

On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 20:42:21 -0400, Randall Shawver wrote
(in article >):

> Subject: Kerry uses imported drugs as political crutch?
> From: Randall Shawver >
> Date: Yesterday 8:42 PM
> Newsgroups: rec.audio.pro
>
>
> I guess he would support importing drugs, since he seems to be on
> quite a few of them.Maybe that is why he has that dopey look most of
> the time.I guess paying higher prices for american made drugs, made by
> high paid american employees, is too much to ask.Lets export the drug
> jobs to another country also.Then we can complain that no american
> made drugs are available anymore, and blame the government, instead of
> blaming our own greed for low prices.Maybe Wal-Mart will provide these
> fine canadian prescriptions on a bargain shelf, and give liberals
> another reason to complain about jobs leaving America.
> But dont quote me on that.
>
> Randall


You definately have the Moron's take on bad facts down.

[nmm]

On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 20:42:21 -0400, Randall Shawver wrote
(in article >):

> Subject: Kerry uses imported drugs as political crutch?
> From: Randall Shawver >
> Date: Yesterday 8:42 PM
> Newsgroups: rec.audio.pro
>
>
> I guess he would support importing drugs, since he seems to be on
> quite a few of them.Maybe that is why he has that dopey look most of
> the time.I guess paying higher prices for american made drugs, made by
> high paid american employees, is too much to ask.Lets export the drug
> jobs to another country also.Then we can complain that no american
> made drugs are available anymore, and blame the government, instead of
> blaming our own greed for low prices.Maybe Wal-Mart will provide these
> fine canadian prescriptions on a bargain shelf, and give liberals
> another reason to complain about jobs leaving America.
> But dont quote me on that.
>
> Randall


You definately have the Moron's take on bad facts down.

[Geoff Wood]

"playon" > wrote in message
...
> Don't be so sure that all American brand drugs are actually
> manufactured here.


I thought boy george was heavily into imported drugs at one stage too ?


geoff

[Geoff Wood]

"playon" > wrote in message
...
> Don't be so sure that all American brand drugs are actually
> manufactured here.


I thought boy george was heavily into imported drugs at one stage too ?


geoff

[playon]

On Sat, 18 Sep 2004 16:30:54 +1200, "Geoff Wood"
-nospam> wrote:

>
>"playon" > wrote in message
...
>> Don't be so sure that all American brand drugs are actually
>> manufactured here.
>
>
>I thought boy george was heavily into imported drugs at one stage too ?

Just about everyone I know was heavily into imported drugs at one
stage...

Al

[playon]

On Sat, 18 Sep 2004 16:30:54 +1200, "Geoff Wood"
-nospam> wrote:

>
>"playon" > wrote in message
...
>> Don't be so sure that all American brand drugs are actually
>> manufactured here.
>
>
>I thought boy george was heavily into imported drugs at one stage too ?

Just about everyone I know was heavily into imported drugs at one
stage...

Al

[playon]

On Fri, 17 Sep 2004 22:17:48 -0700, playon > wrote:

>On Sat, 18 Sep 2004 16:30:54 +1200, "Geoff Wood"
-nospam> wrote:
>
>>
>>"playon" > wrote in message
...
>>> Don't be so sure that all American brand drugs are actually
>>> manufactured here.
>>
>>
>>I thought boy george was heavily into imported drugs at one stage too ?
>
>Just about everyone I know was heavily into imported drugs at one
>stage...
>
>Al

I should have added, including our current president.

[playon]

On Fri, 17 Sep 2004 22:17:48 -0700, playon > wrote:

>On Sat, 18 Sep 2004 16:30:54 +1200, "Geoff Wood"
-nospam> wrote:
>
>>
>>"playon" > wrote in message
...
>>> Don't be so sure that all American brand drugs are actually
>>> manufactured here.
>>
>>
>>I thought boy george was heavily into imported drugs at one stage too ?
>
>Just about everyone I know was heavily into imported drugs at one
>stage...
>
>Al

I should have added, including our current president.

[Don Cooper]

Geoff Wood wrote:

> I thought boy george was heavily into imported drugs at one stage too ?


Chile, Colombia, Jamaica, Hawaii - oh that's a state.

[Don Cooper]

Geoff Wood wrote:

> I thought boy george was heavily into imported drugs at one stage too ?


Chile, Colombia, Jamaica, Hawaii - oh that's a state.

[agent86]

playon wrote:

> On Fri, 17 Sep 2004 22:17:48 -0700, playon > wrote:
>
>>On Sat, 18 Sep 2004 16:30:54 +1200, "Geoff Wood"
-nospam> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>"playon" > wrote in message
...
>>>> Don't be so sure that all American brand drugs are actually
>>>> manufactured here.
>>>
>>>
>>>I thought boy george was heavily into imported drugs at one stage too ?
>>
>>Just about everyone I know was heavily into imported drugs at one
>>stage...
>>
>>Al
>
> I should have added, including our current president.

I thought that's who you meant by "boy george".
Silly me.

[agent86]

playon wrote:

> On Fri, 17 Sep 2004 22:17:48 -0700, playon > wrote:
>
>>On Sat, 18 Sep 2004 16:30:54 +1200, "Geoff Wood"
-nospam> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>"playon" > wrote in message
...
>>>> Don't be so sure that all American brand drugs are actually
>>>> manufactured here.
>>>
>>>
>>>I thought boy george was heavily into imported drugs at one stage too ?
>>
>>Just about everyone I know was heavily into imported drugs at one
>>stage...
>>
>>Al
>
> I should have added, including our current president.

I thought that's who you meant by "boy george".
Silly me.