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Actually, I misspoke. I should have referred to this thread and the thread with 650+ idiotic comments when I was replying to your cognitive impairment statement. I stand corrected.
However, admonishing me about making assumptions is laughable since the threads for which I refer are riddled with foolish and endless assumptions.
I am sure Biogen employs people with MS. So maybe my point about being disrespectful and diminishing to patients should be considered. After all it is the MS patient that is responsible for a decent portion of the company revenues that pay your salary and keeps you employed (I assume you work for Biogen). Otherwise you'd have to be asking people if they want fries with that.
It's hard to follow your line of thinking.
Anyway, I didn't say anything about cognitive impairment.
You made an incorrect assumption. When you excuse it by referencing the other foolish assumptions on this board, you just lump yourself in with those other posters.
Really? How much do you pay Teva out of pocket every year to get Copaxone?
Biogen's revenues come from creating and delivering products that help people with MS. In other words, the revenues come from the fact that there are people who, unfortunately, are dealing with a disease, and people at Biogen devoted the intelligence and hard work to create solutions that make their lives a little better.
So, no, the companies revenues don't really come from people with MS, and people with MS wouldn't be paying my salary and keeping me employed, even if I worked at Biogen.
Lastly, you can rest assured, most of the people at Biogen wouldn't be working in fast food if it weren't for their products that treat MS. Maybe you need to flip through some Biogen resumes. If I were at Biogen, I'd be happy to see us cure MS and then move on to new challenges.
So, more baseless, angry assumptions by you.