SnooLentils4790
SnooLentils4790 t1_j25yvmv wrote
Reply to comment by kdubsjr in India's drug regulator said on Thursday that it had halted a pharmaceutical company's production and inspected a facility that made a cough syrup blamed for the deaths of children in Uzbekistan. A legal representative of the firm said that Marion Biotech regretted the deaths by DoremusJessup
Correct. The chemical was similar in taste, as documented, to what was wanted. And cheaper. But poisonous.
Added by a chemist to save money. Dumb chemist. And people died. Poor manufacturing indeed.
SnooLentils4790 t1_iy2u5hs wrote
Reply to comment by funwithtentacles in US industry associations red-flag India's 'restrictive' trade barriers by Ok-Inspection-9797
Is this the part where I sarcastically accuse altruism in reply? Please guide me, guru.
SnooLentils4790 t1_iy2pzqt wrote
Reply to comment by funwithtentacles in US industry associations red-flag India's 'restrictive' trade barriers by Ok-Inspection-9797
There are countless countries that receive free gifts from the United States. It is the single largest donating country in the history of the world. Countless charities uphold the poor throughout the world both private and public. India follows this path as well with its donations of food, but strictly for strategic purposes -- donating to countries local to India. Whereas the United States of America donates even to its enemies.
Indeed, the U.S. has even used its military to protect India's borders indirectly, and seeks to maintain peace worldwide as the active defensive force giving teeth to the U.N.
Continue your spite and anger. Your friends, other nationalist, bitter Indians, will surely approve.
SnooLentils4790 t1_iy2pe9k wrote
Reply to comment by funwithtentacles in US industry associations red-flag India's 'restrictive' trade barriers by Ok-Inspection-9797
When people trade they want fair trade
SnooLentils4790 t1_jaah4h2 wrote
Reply to comment by Wwize in ‘Looming global health crisis’: urgent action needed to prevent spread of drug-resistant superbugs, CSIRO says by Lakerlion
Luckily for us most people are the underclass. The underclass having their things taken away is much more likely than the upperclass having their things taken away. This, unlike fossil fuels or COVID mutations, is solvable.