I kinda see the point of it, that it is indeed complex, but it's not like we have to be paralyzed by complexity. Once the political momentum is there, you throw

I kinda see the point of it, that it is indeed complex, but it's not like we have to be paralyzed by complexity. Once the political momentum is there, you throw a dozen or so congressional aides in a room for a week and tell 'em to write the new law, and they'll probably come out with something that's at least a reasonable starting point. Revise it a couple of times, then put it in place and see what happens. It won't be perfect, but it's tough to be worse than the prohibition status quo. They can always fix whatever ends up being troublesome in a year or two.