I agree wholeheartedly with Kitsune up there.
It's just one of those secrets that the government is keeping from the rest of the country that rightfully needs and deserves to know. The only reason those online pills aren't FDA-approved by now is because they want people to ride towards the more expensive fork in the road.
Believe it or not, the FDA is seeing nearly every single penny you worked hard for to try and cure a relative of cancer, or even yourself. If they were not money-guzzling greedy S.O.B's, the United States would be in much better shape population-wise right now.
According to the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention, 562,875 people died of all type of cancer combined in 2007
[1]. If the pace is the same from 1997 (around the time these cancer pills surfaced) to now, there should be a cancer death toll of
OVER 7.5 MILLION from '97 - '11.
Now, theoretically, since the FDA is a gov't-affiliated company, there would be about 100,000-200,000 employees working for it. Going by that statistic, each and every single greedy person out of said 100K to 200K who works there is responsible for the cancer-induced deaths of at least
39 people.
Mind blowing, isn't it? ...and all this because of the apparently wonderful temptation of money.
EDIT: Added citation to 2007 death toll.
