You can call it big Pharma but isn't really Representative Democracy exploiting the people it professes to serve??
Marianne Williamson
 @marwilliamson
5 Jul 2020
The idea that any person in America is having to ration their insulin so Big Pharma can make more money - and Big Pharma even sues a State for trying to make insulin cheap and available to its poor - is so morally corrupt that it should be an awakening to every American #vote2020
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It’s both.
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Yes but the one lobbies the other and government has a responsibility to the people it professes to serve, not to profits. We like to callout capitalism without callout our very undemocratic representative democracy that perpetuates profits over We The People.
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Replying to @kevskewl
All of which is because of the undue influence of $ on our politics. Once SCOTUS ruled money is free speech, then w/ Citizens United ruled that corporations can spend an unlimited amount to influence elections, we became a system of legalized bribery. We need #moneyoutofpolitics

Jul 5, 2020 · 7:24 PM UTC

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Replying to @marwilliamson
Agree, but representative democracy gave us slavery in all it's forms under Capitalism as well as genocide and wars to no end. We need simply establish a new way of gather a consensus/democratic process, our political institution representative democracy is the problem.
Replying to @marwilliamson
Representative Democracy used fascist reforms to give us a criminal for profit law & order. Thru 13th & 14th adm voluntary & involuntary corporate slave statutes, coupled with private prison plantations, victimless crimes & drug war as a stick & debt & wage slavery as a carrot.