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shortylickens

shortylickens

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We actually held a Pharmaceuticals company accountable.


www.upi.com

Teva Pharmaceuticals found liable for role in New York opioid epidemic - UPI.com

Teva Pharmaceuticals was found liable for contributing to opioid addiction and deaths in New York state in a landmark ruling on Thursday.
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This is surely a sign of the end times. BUT, if its not, I'd like this to solidify the precedent that Pharmaceutical corporations can in fact be liable once in a while, particularly if they push opioid abuse.
Next up: Tobacco!!!
 
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And next up the one dollar fine coming in 2022. Get nets up around your local bridges.
 
shortylickens

shortylickens

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Fenixgoon said:
as glad as i am...CEOs need to be behind bars for this shit. THEN there will be some modicum of real justice
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Hypothetically, yes.
But it will never happen. Some underling will always plead guilty to some lesser charges and that will make it almost impossible to prosecute the real villains.
It happened in every major corporate scandal since I've been alive. And many times those dickheads dont even serve real time.
 
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brycejones said:
Just yesterday I saw a dog and cat living together.
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Saw story on ABC world news tonight. Worker at Florida zoo, a cleanup guy apparently was bored and decided to play with a tiger, stuck his arm in the cage. The beast was quicker than him and before he knew it had his arm in its mouth. The mutherfucker was screaming louder and more scary than I've ever heard. He manages to use his cell phone to call 911 and they send an officer who's incredulous. After a bit of indecision she shoots the tiger dead. They are contemplating pressing charges against the worker, he had no business being anywhere near that tiger's cage, he was supposed to be cleaning facilities elsewhere. They should definitely prosecute. That tiger was worth a lot of $$$.
 
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ch33zw1z

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Good, let's see some actual accountability that the ruling class loves to talk about but seems to always dodge.

Re Tobacco - the U.S. has done a good job of reducing smokersing, big tobacco has moved on to other countries to find customers. If those countries feel compelled to fight tobacco, the U.S. has a playbook to use.
 
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ch33zw1z said:
Good, let's see some actual accountability that the ruling class loves to talk about but seems to always dodge.

Re Tobacco - the U.S. has done a good job of reducing smokersing, big tobacco has moved on to other countries to find customers. If those countries feel compelled to fight tobacco, the U.S. has a playbook to use.
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I'm for making tobacco an extinct species.
 
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shortylickens

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brycejones said:
How big do you think the ears of a tiger cub are?
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When I think tiger I think of the full grown Siberian I saw pacing back and forth with furious energy at the San Francisco Zoo many years ago. That was a monster beast and struck me as super dangerous. Words can't describe the menace of that animal. That bunny rabbit would have disappeared almost instantly as if it had never existed.

en.wikipedia.org

San Francisco Zoo tiger attacks - Wikipedia

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