> One has to identify as victim. It's not up to someone else to decide if I was a victim at some point. Yes, and there certainly do exist people who identify a

> One has to identify as victim. It's not up to someone else to decide if I was a victim at some point. Yes, and there certainly do exist people who identify as victims of others' drug use. Unfortunately they don't come knocking on our doors to inform us of this fact. Instead they settle for the sadly-suboptimal solution of electing representatives to represent their perspectives while they go about their own businesses. If you're genuinely suggesting such people are nonexistent, well, I'm not going to continue entertaining this further. > So in case of medical insurances for all the public is the victim for every persons action is remotely risky. I can't parse this sentence. > See 1. [....] See response to 1. Also note that dealing with drug users (medical care or however else) costs people's money which is not exactly a subjective or delusional thing to concern oneself with.