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Just to throw in some more info, go to any walgreens pharmacy and there are at least 5 aids patients that pay well over a few thousand weekly/monthly for their aids medicine. Most of the money walgreens makes is from individuals with aids (this is information walgreens forces you not to tell anyone). I'm writing this to show that there are indeed "regulars" with access to the medicine they need but the number is very very small compared to the number of individuals with aids.

What do I think? In an ideal world, everyone should have access to that. But that would require significant change to a lot of how developed countries work. There is an argument here between the scientist and the businessman where MAYBE the scientist would want his work to be accessed by all and MAYBE the businessman wants people to pay him for a product he cannot make without the scientist. But the world sucks so your ballin status will determine how vip you are and there are people who think this is fine.