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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Debate & Discussion > Is being proud of your country unfashionable in Europe?
 
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Smudgie Buggler
Feb 27, 2005

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SedanChair posted:

Who wouldn't be proud of America? Quakers, jazz, MLK, etc.

Do Americans think the Society of Friends has its origins in the colonies or something?

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Smudgie Buggler
Feb 27, 2005

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LookingGodIntheEye posted:

How does the UK compare when it comes to pharmaceutical testing? Do they have a three-phase system like here in the US, or is it more streamlined? Because pharmaceutical testing is probably the biggest factor in medicine costs.

Testing processes aren't why medicines are cheap in countries with socialised healthcare, it's subsidies.

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