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Originally Posted by vektor
yeah, we are collectively more aware of eachothers' well being. While Canadians can be extremely mean the arrogance and consumerism in the U.S. is more rampant, they have more people on pharmaceuticals and their food is more processed. You will see acts of kindness way more often in Canada than in the U.S. Our social policies and higher tax rates create a society where we are forced to help the less fortunate as where in the U.S. it's dog eat dog.
the U.S. has 6 of the top 12 pharmaceutical companies in the world and are more drugged up than anywhere else
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...ical_companies
to say that the situation is the same everywhere else in the world is naive |
What does "drugged up" mean, and do you have some idea on what "drugs" do? Most drugs dispensed are: Antibiotics, blood pressure medications and cholesterol medications. Do they make people kill? If you are discussing antidepressants, are you suggesting they increase violence despite hard factual evidence to the contrary?
Or more likely, are you speaking out of your nationalistic ass?