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To: TobagoJack who wrote (16900)	4/12/2007 6:24:10 PM
From: 8bits	Read Replies (1) of 217860

ipr aggression ... its ok ... follow the leader ... for it is all an emergency ... to provide work, to maintain social stability, to feed the people, etc etc, just ask around and query the spin doctors at Washington Post, and then People's Daily. What is the difference, except a matter of degree? Pretty sure most Western nations (definitely Canada and Australia )with national health plans "negotiate" with US pharmaceutical companies to get lower prices on all drugs not just ones deemed to be part of national security or public health issues. If Germany demands this of US pharmaceuticals I see this as quid pro quo. A few anomalies in the system (such as treatment of agricultural subsidies by most Western nations..) do not mean we dispense entirely with free trade... the same applies to IPR.

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