New Book Looks At Sackler Family And How They Made Billions From OxyContin | TODAY
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- Опубліковано 11 кві 2021
- “Empire of Pain: The Secret History of the Sackler Dynasty,” a new book by Patrick Radden Keefe, looks at one of America’s wealthiest families and how they made billions from the painkiller OxyContin. NBC senior national correspondent Kate Snow spoke with Keefe.
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New Book Looks At Sackler Family And How They Made Billions From OxyContin | TODAY
4 billion isn’t enough.. drug dealers are supposed to go to jail. Not continue a billionaire lifestyle. No justice served to the Sacklers.
Yeh legal drug dealers.Disgusting.
White collar crime pays very well. Unless you're poor. Jail is for poor people, not the rich.
Humans need to make sure this information is passed on to the next generation so that we don't repeat the problems and promote the same solutions.
there is no much different actually between what sackler family do and mexico cartel.the different is that sackler using legal way.
great reporting, now have that great investigative reporter look into mRNA
revolting family
Murderers.
It just shows how out of touch the 1% is.
Well, fact is, that family is not responsible for the millions of humans who have addiction.
Just like a distillery is not responsible for alcoholics seeking out | drinking their product or bars making varied brands available.
Give me a break.
Opiate crisis is the failure to appropriately address ADDICTION. There is no opiate crisis, instead, there is an addiction crisis.
But how convenient to blame someone else
Obviously Michele is on Sackler and Purdue's payroll.
@@omyogagal best wishes in your recovery.
boooooooooooooooooooooooooo All of the states courts disagree with you.
@@meganbirdsong533 the fact the company had to reformulate the medication so addicts had a harder time, crushing the pills, certainly leads the crux of the issue was addicts | addiction