[citation][nom]legacy7955[/nom]I agree that the prohibition of legitimate medications coming in from Canada at a more affordable price is stupid and only benefits the criminal pharma industry. But the law is still the law and Google is a big corporation and the bigger you are the harder they fall. Bottom line is Larry Page should be prosecuted because that is the law.If they didn't agree they should have lobbied congress to change the law.[/citation]
do you fully understand how a law is made in the united states?
the law is made, the process before this doesn't matter.
you than go to court, and this is where the law dies or becomes a real law
untill a precedent is set, laws mean nothing.
but here is the beauty of law precedents
even in the future, they can be overturned. an example would be in a few years, we are bound to have the supreme court decide on obscenity (verbal) again the last one was 73-78, somewhere in that time frame.
the sad thing is that we have to obey laws that corporations put in place to help their bottom line, and in medicine, better than anywhere else, people die because of those bad laws.
if i remember right, government only has power because we give them power, and in this instance, they are using that power to screw us.
and in this case, Larry Page is no less than a hero to many, because god knows they weren't making so much from those ads to deflect a 500million fine.