Fed will control all your pleasures as they do now.
Here is yet another piss on your head and tell you its raining.
(Note the not about legalization)
It's about refunding big pharma after the covid losses,I'm thinking
https://youtu.be/ri_7Td7MfL4?si=irPMIWi3_6lQs7-x
PuddinTame 0 points 18 hours ago
Google AI:
In 2023, there were several prominent Big Pharma lawsuits, including those related to the opioid crisis, drug pricing, and COVID-19 vaccine claims. These lawsuits resulted in significant settlements, legal challenges, and policy debates.
Opioid Crisis Lawsuits:
Purdue Pharma and the Sackler Family:
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A $7.4 billion settlement was reached with the Sackler family and Purdue Pharma for their role in the opioid crisis, though it faced legal challenges. The settlement aims to fund opioid addiction treatment and prevention programs.
State and Local Government Settlements:
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State and local governments received approximately $1.5 billion in settlement funds from various companies involved in the opioid crisis, including manufacturers, distributors, and retailers.
Allergan, CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart:
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These companies agreed to pay an additional $18.75 billion to resolve lawsuits related to fueling the opioid epidemic.
Drug Pricing and Medicare Negotiations:
Big Pharma vs. Medicare:
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Pharmaceutical companies filed lawsuits to block Medicare's ability to negotiate drug prices, arguing that it violates federal law and could harm innovation, according to Vox.
FTC and Improper Orange Book Listings:
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The Federal Trade Commission warned pharmaceutical companies about improperly listing patents in the FDA's Orange Book, which could impact generic drug competition and affordability, according to a White & Case LLP article.
COVID-19 Vaccine Lawsuits:
Pfizer Lawsuit: Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued Pfizer, claiming the company misrepresented the effectiveness and safety of its COVID-19 vaccine and suppressed criticism on social media, according to the Texas Attorney General website. The lawsuit was initially dismissed but is being appealed.