The people with Type 1 diabetes should be mad at all of the nasty fuckers using all the insulin because they don't want to stop putting sugar water and pizza down their throats. Healthcare wouldn't be so expensive if every American wasn't gorging themselves to death. Sure, drug prices are high. However, the US funds the majority of medical innovations in the world.
https://www.brookings.edu/research/t...al-innovation/
"At the end of the day, however, evidence conclusively demonstrates that higher expected revenues leads to more drug discovery, with the most recent numbers suggesting that on average every $2.5 billion of additional revenue leads to a new drug approval."
"Pressure is building in the United States for the federal government to take action to regulate drug prices. Proponents contend that consumers will benefit from lower prices, while critics contend that reducing future revenues will slow innovation. The debate thus centers on the trade-off between benefiting the current generation (with lower prices) and benefiting future generations (with greater pharmaceutical innovation and access to new drugs), as well as the extent to which alternative policy approaches can balance this trade-off. However, if other wealthy countries shouldered more of the burden for medical innovation, both American and European patients would benefit."