>>13397294 pb

>needs to be 100% liable for any false advertising,

there needs to be an ABSOLUTE ban on advertizing prescription medications. period.

advertizing is to drum up business for DISCRETIONARY purchases.

prescription meds are NOT a discretionary purchase, they are a necessity for health (at least theoretically).

and in the first place, the consumer towards whom the advertizing is directed, CANNOT even by meds w/o a Rx from a dr.

big pharma spends MORE on advertizing than on actual R&D and testing combined.

ban the TV ads and the price of meds OUGHT to drop 60%.

>>13398799

>why does not everyone have that desire? (to know)

it was relentlessly beaten and tortured out of them by parents and public eduction.

>>13398822

>So they overlooked you?

nope. had great parents and extended family, and was graduated from small town highschool BEFORE public ed fell off a cliff ~1970.