Bring the firing squad

[Richard]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XS3mhjt7TrY&search=Bayer

[bullmoose88]

Jesus.

Thats screwed up.

[Gabu]

wtf?

As an aside, I really wish people would stop calling it the "AIDS virus".

[WoosterLibertarian]

My god. What a loser company.

[Nym90]

wtf?

As an aside, I really wish people would stop calling it the "AIDS virus".

Or even worse, HIV virus.

[Undisguised Sockpuppet]

I don't like the looks of that

[adam]

What's more suprising is the lack of concern or perhaps lack of awareness by the foreign governments. Surely they noticed didn't they?

[??????????]

Shouldn't this have been shipped to some Islamic countries? I mean why good European ones?

[Storebought]

wtf?

As an aside, I really wish people would stop calling it the "AIDS virus".

Off topic: Why should they? It is acceptable English to name a pathogen after the disease caused by it -- ex. "polio virus."

On topic: The drug was sold to those European countries and Japan merely because their government health services could afford the medication.

[??????????]

Another plus for govt run healthcare.

[Alcon]

wtf?

As an aside, I really wish people would stop calling it the "AIDS virus".

Off topic: Why should they? It is acceptable English to name a pathogen after the disease caused by it -- ex. "polio virus."

On topic: The drug was sold to those European countries and Japan merely because their government health services could afford the medication.

Because Polio is actually a virus, while AIDS is a syndrome caused by a virus?

[Storebought]

wtf?

As an aside, I really wish people would stop calling it the "AIDS virus".

Off topic: Why should they? It is acceptable English to name a pathogen after the disease caused by it -- ex. "polio virus."

On topic: The drug was sold to those European countries and Japan merely because their government health services could afford the medication.

Because Polio is actually a virus, while AIDS is a syndrome caused by a virus?

The word "poliomyelitis" existed for thirty years before it was known to be caused by a virus, and ten years before the virus was hypothesized to exist.

Another example: influenza virus, the word "influenza" having existed since the 1600s

[Alcon]

wtf?

As an aside, I really wish people would stop calling it the "AIDS virus".

Off topic: Why should they? It is acceptable English to name a pathogen after the disease caused by it -- ex. "polio virus."

On topic: The drug was sold to those European countries and Japan merely because their government health services could afford the medication.

Because Polio is actually a virus, while AIDS is a syndrome caused by a virus?

The word "poliomyelitis" existed for thirty years before it was known to be caused by a virus, and ten years before the virus was hypothesized to exist.

Another example: influenza virus, the word "influenza" having existed since the 1600s

Did they refer to it as the "polio virus" before it was discovered that poliovirus existed?