I'm not worried about activity that people successfully conceal or do in private. That isn't what upsets people who want to criminalize things. It is also pos

I'm not worried about activity that people successfully conceal or do in private. That isn't what upsets people who want to criminalize things. It is also possible to have penalties that scale with the value of your property or income. And I don't think we need to worry about policing either. Neighbors in such neighborhoods are perfectly capable of recording video. It is public activity that is the issue, not private, so no need for undercover stings. Activity goes where taxes are low and where it is convenient. Taxes are very high in Manhattan but it is more popular for many activities than rural New Hampshire. And there are other considerations too, like safety. A place where there is no tax and perhaps no order might have lower appeal than a well-policed area with a moderate tax.