Scoop’s Views

There are at least a handful of people arguing the U.S. government needs to “do more” to regulate online pharmacies. Sure, that may be true, but right now, face the facts: most in Congress are older people who are technologically-challenged. In fact, look at legislation about most any aspect of life and you’ll see most of it is at least 10 or more years behind the times. I won’t even touch on the health care crisis in the U.S.

In a story on CNN.com, one woman cried to the cable news channel that she found her husband on their marriage bed, dead, in a pool of vomit. He allegedly died from what the woman — the widow — declares was an accidental overdose of drugs the now-dead husband received from an online pharmacy.

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I browsed the Evoca.com site a little before coming across a member using the moniker, aka Monty, who had a recording called, “The Daily Bitch,” which made me stop in my tracks. The first thought that came to my mind was: “My ex-wife has finally learned to use her computer?” Yeah, yeah, I know. It’s not something very nice to say, but it’s the truth. Besides, she told me in an email that she is not just a bitch, rather she told me she is the Queen Bitch. Who can argue with that?

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