Ep.3: white collar crimes that radicalized me: Purdue Pharma

[@MerlinsFiles]

"The people most deserving of scrutiny aren't always the ones on the streets, but the ones in the boardroom shaping the policy that affects millions"

[@vilmafortune7818]

And they sleep very comfortably. The public need to be vigilant however in order to do that we must educate ourselves on things that impact us. Saw on Soft White Underbelly a former pharma sales rep talking about how lobbyist convinced the FDA to promote a "cancer drug" that they knew was ineffective. It's still being prescribed today smh so much for loving your neighbour as yourself. Love your vids.

[@TheOG-GG]

Thank you! I remember this! I HATE that all the authorities are so easily fooled and bribed by these smooth talking criminals! It is no wonder crime is spiraling out of country! Crime is committed entirely by rich people and the authorities aid and abet them instead of bring them to justice!

[@ipeefreely9865]

I'm a health educator and I didn't know this is how oxytocin was introduced and widely prescribed. 😮😮 The more I learn, the more I see so much fraud in healthcare. Thank you for sharing this informative video.

[@MerlinsFiles]

Commenting for the algorithm!

[@supernovakip]

I knew about the Opioid crisis but had no idea how it came about. Thank you clearing the air and presenting the much needed information and details about how these companies have abused their power to take advantage of vulnerable people 🙏🏻

[@jeannedudekemdacoz]

I watched the show and it absolutely destroyed me, I got so depressed watching it it just broke my heart

[@Amanda-jx6ci]

@@jeannedudekemdacoz What show?

[@Amanda-jx6ci]

What show?

[@Capyrass]

They own land, colleges, universities, farms, etc.

[@seraphim_sounds]

Me too. These people killed so many I know & stole years of mine. Saying OC wasn’t addictive!

[@anastasiawisteria]

I think a helpful tool to work through painful personal experiences is recognizing where you sit in the currents of history. One of my exes who struggled heavily with addiction and hurt me and many of his loved ones began his journey with addiction as a young teen in the 2000s, when doctors liberally prescribed him oxycontin following a knee surgery. I didn’t know that was just a ripple effect of Purdue’s plan to make money off of kickstarting addictions.

[@Imtoo393]

How does this only have 1k views

[@Isabella_]

And they are not even the least bit sorry 😠

[@gabrielmaroto18]

Hell is empty all the devils are here.

[@patricianono]

I'd be curious your opinion on how JD Vance talks about this same subject. I just watched his interview with Theo Von and he seems to have the same opinion to you given his own family experience with addiction. I didn't vote for them, but I'm trying to find the things that they may hold similar views on... maybe if the American people are loud enough saying -yes I agree fix THIS... maybe their egos will oblige in an effort to be the best like they always say they are. Similarly I've seen JD mention buying pharmaceuticals in European countries to get companies to stop overcharging Americans for our medications.

[@stephanier.tinney343]

💙💙

[@johnarmstrong2632]

Very poor mic volume.

[@gabrielmaroto18]

I heard every word what is your actual complaint? You don’t like what she saying do you so weird?