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**Peptobismol** · 06-26-2012, 03:38 AM

Well... that's a little arbitrary isn't it? Why just "health"? Where did this distinction come from?

Embezzlement has no effect on "health" either, so I suppose this should be legal?

The distinction comes because with almost everything, people are making the choice to do something, whether it's to go to college, eat at McDonalds 6 times a day, or smoke a joint. However, with prescribed medication, it's not much of a choice.

That's a separate issue. Like people, corporations must also be held accountable for their actions. Frankly, I'm tired of millionaires whining about "big government", so you have to spend an extra five minutes in the semester to compile the student data (which they gather anyways), and click "send"... big frickin whoop.[/QUOTE]

06-26-2012, 03:38 AM	#37
Peptobismol Join Date Oct 2005 Age 58 Posts 4,386 Senior Member	Well... that's a little arbitrary isn't it? Why just "health"? Where did this distinction come from? Embezzlement has no effect on "health" either, so I suppose this should be legal? The distinction comes because with almost everything, people are making the choice to do something, whether it's to go to college, eat at McDonalds 6 times a day, or smoke a joint. However, with prescribed medication, it's not much of a choice. That's a separate issue. Like people, corporations must also be held accountable for their actions. Frankly, I'm tired of millionaires whining about "big government", so you have to spend an extra five minutes in the semester to compile the student data (which they gather anyways), and click "send"... big frickin whoop.[/QUOTE]
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