You seem to have demonstrated that contradiction in whitewashing Marx. You over-simplify by focusing on Marx's economic theories* while ignoring the terrible evil that he advocated.

Marx is the father of modern political genocide. (5:18-7:40)

I expect after seeing political genocide in its various flavors that "voluntary" labor isn't too hard to get. That was certainly Stalin's experience.

* And those certainly aren't without their issues.

It's a common courtesy to give the slow kids a head start.

So we can thank you for the success of the Linux desktop then? Fine.

Do you think that your carefully crafted arguments convinced him, or anybody? (Outside of 4chan)

Apparently anybody that disagrees with you is a fool, liar, and a paid stooge of ${ORG}.

Linux would be better off if it had fewer poison pen advocates like you.

It's public record who passed the law. The Democrats own that law, lock, stock, and barrel, for better or worse.

Not really, no. At least not in the US.

In the US the public is armed, and the government doesn't threaten to kill the public. Things are the way they are because of laws.

That's kind of the point - there was no "well controlled manufactured drug" since there was no standard dosage.

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And it has some dangerous potential side-effects beyond simple drug interaction.

Without dosage and interaction information you're in the supplement world.

Dangerous supplements

I'm pretty sure that interactions with drugs created or repurposed in the recent past don't have a history going back millennia.

The drug ritonavir, which is used to treat AIDs, for example, was only approved in 1996 and it apparently has an interaction with colchicine. The shamans aren't going to be a help with learning that.

That still doesn't get you where you want to go since corporations don't "control" the government. Politicians are still voted into office by voters, not corporations.

A big part of the problem discussing this is clueless people that assign no cost or value to the development and maintenance of scientific and industrial facilities to support investigation of new drugs, and the many person-years of scientific research to identify new drugs, develop the means to economically manufacture them, test them to ensure that they are safe and effective, deal with the growing government bureaucracy, get them to market, and deal with the court cases from the outliers and mistakes.

How about this - we have two drug markets that you can sign up for. One drug market is pretty much as things are today, but maybe with a bit less regulation. The other drug market is one in which anyone that can scrape $1 of chemicals into a pouch and get it to drug stores can sell it for whatever they think it is good for. Maybe they could honor that second market name with a name: patent medicine.

Which will you be signing up for?

In order to qualify legally for the subsidies under the law each state had to set up its own exchange. If the state is going to have an exchange then people need to have a way to access it. How are you going to do that without a web site? Snail mail? Telephone? Currier?

Obamacare’s Architect Agreed That Only State Exchanges Could Offer Subsidies

There are many states where people are not legally eligible for subsidies. They have been illegally receiving them, but they shouldn't count on that to last..