I don&#x27;t agree with this false choice, re. &quot;how many people...since 1970 in return for lower prices&quot;. To extend the ridiculous analogy to you and medical tourism, by not supporting the medical industry in the US and paying exorbitant prices, you are choosing to give up all US medical advances since 1995.<p>It can&#x27;t be this drastic. Remember, the medicines are being invented by people who I believe to some significant extent are motivated by the desire for research and to improve the human condition. Witness all of the smart doctors who join, voluntarily, organizations such as Doctors Without Borders and go to the harshest places in this world to provide medical treatment for all.<p>I am not attacking you or your enjoyable write-up earlier but I had to comment on this false choice. I observe this same dogmatic behavior when people compare agile vs &quot;waterfall&quot; - it just makes no sense to me because I just don&#x27;t think the world is ever this black and white.