So why aren't we? forbes.com/sites/baldwin/202…

Mar 17, 2020 · 3:39 AM UTC

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Probably because of the government.
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Noah Shachtman
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17 Mar 2020
Imagine if Bloomberg had spent that $500 million on ventilators.
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Delays cost lives. We are in a race against time... This is not a time to move slowly off the starting block.
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Companies who choose to restrict production of medical supplies in order to increase profits should be nationalized. Healthcare is a public good.
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It's almost like he wants people to die.
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I imagine that the #Trump administration hasn't figured out how to privatize and profit from its production yet?! #ProfitsOverPeople 🤔🤦‍♀️🤯🤬
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They put money and profits first. 😟
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It’s in the article
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The same as ALWAYS when it comes to benevolence for the masses: lack of political will.
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