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> that adults like An argument can be made that physically addictive substances violate a person's agency. That is to say, it's not that many adults "like" it
by eganist 7y ago
> that adults like
An argument can be made that physically addictive substances violate a person's agency.
That is to say, it's not that many adults "like" it; it's that many adults are unable to part ways from it.
- vageli 7y ago> An argument can be made that physically addictive substances violate a person's agency. Are the substances immediately addictive? Should we violate the agency of those unaffected? What if people consent to having their agency violated? Make no mistake, I'm not defending tobacco companies, I'm against the notion of my body's inputs being subject to someone else's control.