I Think the Fda Dragged His Feet on Lots of Things.

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In a world where the government was less involved, we might have got in the vacine a lot sooner. I migt ave had a lot of side effects and killed a bunch of us. Agree with but alo the garet, the price guarantees that everyone gets it, even if they don't like it. Magget: There are collective action problems here that the us. Government could handle.

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