13/ No, Oxycontin - a time release drug - was even less addictive than Contin, the "all at once" drug that it replaced. Funding journals and medical orgs is (a) legitimate, (b) standard practice, (c) a human right, as recognized under First Amendmenthttps://twitter.com/nothinggate/status/1319248112200933376 …
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24/ OK, so you're arguing for a Massachusetts style firearm registry, where only models known to the MA AG to be safe can be legally sold? Congrats. We've had exactly that since 1906. The FDA approved Oxy. https://twitter.com/DeanBradleySFF/status/1319253124931080193 …
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25/ eh, "induced" If a friend buys a car model with twice as many HP as he really needs, and a crappy 5 year repair record, do we blame the salesman? https://twitter.com/DeanBradleySFF/status/1319253442976677893 …
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26/ To the best of my knowledge, no one has even alleged that they deceived the FDA. https://twitter.com/DeanBradleySFF/status/1319254025016147968 …
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27/ If the salesman tells you that the 400 HP Kawasaki street bike is "the perfect family vehicle", and the mandatory 8 page government-approved sticker on the wind screen says "0.5% chance of exploding; APPROVED by the US Gov motorcycle bureau" ... https://twitter.com/DeanBradleySFF/status/1319254293430571009 …
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28/ Gosh, if only the risk of addiction was mentioned somewhere in the top half inch or so of the mandatory warnings ....pic.twitter.com/mTywpmPF7s
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30/ > violating the anti-kickback statute That law sounds like something that is definitely constitutional and within the powers of Congress, and totally not something that snuck in under "interstate commerce" https://twitter.com/DeanBradleySFF/status/1319254841047265280 …
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31/ I have no problem if Colt Manufacturing wants to pay a gun dealer $100 for every AR-15 he sells. And, in fact, that's legal. The anti-kickback statute appears to be a small bandaid on top of a stupid self inflected wound >>>
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32/ The USG decided to (unconstitutionally) pay for health care costs for individuals ... and then got upset that pharma companies and doctors were using their 1A rights. ...so they criminalized the exercise of the 1A in certain situations https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/42/1320a-7b …
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33/ > The entire FDA is a commerce clause farce yes, this is the correct conservative opinion https://twitter.com/DeanBradleySFF/status/1319256045403934720 …
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34/ > but once it exists people should be able to have a well-founded reliance on what they've said. This is the medical version of the David French "well, maybe drag queen story hour isn't ideal, but it's already here, so a TRULY conservative court would keep it legal" take.
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35/ But that said, I understand your point. It's relatively small and nuanced, and I could be persuaded. ...but this thread is not about "should regulations, if they exist, be stable and predictable?" It's re "should conservatives celebrate the theft of a billion $ company?
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