Youtube videos/accounts about Propecia being shut down

[Andrew35]

@PR123

I agree. But my whole point is that each individual should DO something – or at least TRY to do something – about all this. Don’t just sit around and complain.

For example, and I’ve said this many times, if you got 50 people together with protest signs and marched around Merck’s front door for a few days while shouting “Out of the courtrooms and into the streets!” (and other such chants) that would probably make the news – and worry Merck a bit.

Even if nothing happened after that, 100 or 500 or 5,000 or 50,000 etc. people who had not been aware of Merck’s ongoing evils, would then be aware.

But you COULD build from there – which is why I keep coming back to Bill Cosby. What happened in his case is the people – THE PEOPLE – circumvented the court system, the TV networks, the talent agencies, the high-priced PR minions and so on. Merely by standing up and speaking out en masse and sharing the message, they shut Bill down.

How/why he got away with serial rape for decades is the same way Merck is now getting away with killing its own customers without being accountable (beyond settling, in some cases, out of court with some negligible amount of money).

But until large groups of people gather in front of Merck’s HQ and shout that they’re mad as hell and not going to take it any more, they will keep doing what they are doing.

Because they ARE getting away with it. And we’re letting them get away with it.

Instead of a protest having a vigil for the people who have committed suicide while on Propecia might be more effective, it’s not something the public/media are used to seeing whereas picketing has become a common practise.

[Andrew35]

@BP7667

Well… still waiting for that Men’s Journal article. Maybe I’ll write something up myself and see if Huffington Post or anyone else will pick it up.

Maybe you could try a youtube blogger with a big following like Elliot Hulse youtube.com/channel/UCLrI-d … PyUeWadsOg

It doesn’t have to a be a man, a female blogger would also work as females wouldn’t want their partners taking something that could affect their relationship. A woman would help a man see sense that risking his health over a hair loss drug is simply not worth it. When it comes to areas of vanity, men are always interested in what females have to say. I know if I’d listened to my then girlfriend about going bald then I wouldn’t be in this mess in the first place.

Any article doesn’t have to be the whole story it’s about what matters the most to men and the public in general. Propecia can shrink a mans dick and stop him from getting an erection. Those are the things that grab peoples attention the most and supported by new research I think this is what the media would lead with. These areas are easy to grasp for anyone, people will go into work the next day and talk about these things and the science is already there…

[PR123]

Yes, a vigil is a good idea. Just need to get some people together and DO IT.

Stop talking and DO.