re: #23 Diego

It is wrong to charge the customers more than other countries simply because they perceive us as being able to afford higher prices. It’s wrong when the music and movie industries do it and but it is much more wrong when medications, which are required for people’s survival, are treated in this way.

So if I own a restaurant in the swanky part of town and charge (and get) $25 for a hamburg plate and across town another restaurant in a less swanky section charges (and gets) only $10 for the same hamburg meal I should lower my price to $10. After all, food is required for peoples survival!